Sentence examples for much larger effects from inspiring English sources

"Changes in long-term interest rates have much larger effects on the economy than equal-sized changes in short-term interest rates," he wrote.

In general, however, you should find that population growth and changes in racial voting patterns will have much larger effects than how the current group of unauthorized immigrants is treated.

By contrast, at least some state-funded preschool programs, including universal programs, have been found to produce much larger effects on children's learning.

Case et al. (2004) and Mishra et al. (2007) find much larger effects when both parents are dead, but with only a handful of orphans in our sample, it is not possible for us to make a direct comparison using the Ethiopian data.

Reverse genetics in ecology, however, aims to understand the effect on Darwinian fitness of an established trait, mostly related to one or few genes, and therefore will most often lead to much larger effects, which are comparatively easy to detect with lower numbers of replicates, as our power analysis demonstrated.

In contrast, research since 2000 on multinutrient formulas has shown much larger effects on mood.

Varying the earnings effect over its estimated 95% CIs had a much larger effect on the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio ($45,746 to $27,921) than varying the missed work effect over its 95% CI ($38,136, $35,421).

"He showed you can have a much larger effect than by going to a self-appointed Christian conservative leader," Mr. Brinson said.

For example, penis size has a much larger effect on attractiveness for taller men, than it does for shorter men," Dr Mautz said.

While we each don't have to buy a hybrid automobile, if each of the more than 290 million of us were to save a little, that would have a much larger effect than new exploration or new regulations.

Officials say there are very few illegal immigrants currently enrolled who might benefit from the in-state tuition discount; the much larger effect will be in encouraging others to enroll.