Sentence examples for penalty effectively from inspiring English sources

The Bonferroni correction widely applied to human GWA analyses imposes a substantial multiple testing penalty, effectively limiting the ability to detect loci with small effects to reduce the detection of spurious loci.

The penalty effectively makes insurance cheaper because people can avoid it by getting insurance.

But any such public attention to the death penalty effectively ended with the attacks.

The game lacked incident for a spell until the penalty effectively sealed Northern Ireland's fate.

A 68th-minute Huegett penalty effectively put the game beyond Yeovil.

Incorporation of the nanofibers without causing notable weight penalty effectively toughen the matrix dominant interlaminar zones under high strain rate conditions as well.

While still in the UN's human rights focused third committee, the US had supported a Saudi Arabian amendment to the resolution that called for recognition of "the sovereign right" of countries to determine "legal penalties" — effectively undermining the spirit of the resolution.

The state has also executed the most inmates since 1977, when the death penalty was effectively reinstated: 199 out of a national total of 598.

A perfectly placed shot from outside the Sechzehnmeterraum crept in for Eintracht's opener and he expertly dispatched a penalty that effectively decided the match.

On June 24, the Court of Appeals, New York State's highest court, struck down a central provision of the state death penalty law, effectively suspending capital punishment in state cases.

In 2009, the judge held up the S.E.C.'s settlement with Bank of America over misleading disclosures by the bank in soliciting proxies for its takeover of Merrill Lynch, rejecting a civil penalty that effectively penalized the very shareholders who were misled.