Sentence examples for parallel effect from inspiring English sources

The perennial shortage of labour, especially of skilled workers, had a parallel effect.

So far, the influx of Chinese immigrants has not had a parallel effect on East Harlem's businesses, so most of their shopping for ethnic food is done downtown or in areas of Brooklyn and Queens.

They add that the fossil record indicates nothing quite like today's rapid release of greenhouse gases and its parallel effect of raising the planet's temperature, changes that are occurring in a geologic instant.

The planned changes, which on Thursday received the support of the governors of New Jersey and New York, may have a parallel effect of increasing the amount of money lost to toll cheats.

No parallel effect emerged when the task was performed in English, the participants' native language.

A parallel effect emerged when [a] contexts were compared to [i] contexts.

Therefore, it is possible that in the pairs with bottlenecks in the wild relatives, reduced effective population size has had parallel effects in both domesticated lineages and their wild relatives, reducing the chance of detecting differences between them.

Parallel effects have been demonstrated with growth substances of the auxin type in other plant systems.

Most effects of thermal treatments on yield were due to parallel effects on GN.

Here, we examine whether OT administration to parent can enhance physiological and behavioral processes that support parental social engagement but, moreover, can have parallel effects on the infant.

Single amino acid and base-pair substitutions had parallel effects on DNA bending by Fos-Jun-AP-1 complexes and on heterodimer orientation.