Sentence examples for perhaps the effect of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the effect of the tinkering would be to ensure not that the person's experiences were the reverse of others' experiences but that they were the same.

But there was more than a hint of weariness in his tennis on Tuesday, perhaps the effect of his prodigious efforts last year, when he won seven tournaments and yet — in a sign of how tough it is at the top — still did not improve his ranking.

This suggests that perhaps the effect of immigrants on the happiness of natives changes the longer the immigration population stays in the host country.

Because rhythmic phosphorylation of KaiC is critical to the clock's operation [3], [17], [26], [27], perhaps the effect of the 426 site mutations can be explained by an effect on phosphorylation patterns.

We speculated that perhaps the effect of insulin on brain glucose concentration is altered by the severity of injury of the tissue being monitored.

Also, perhaps the effect of statins requires a long follow up time to detect, especially when used in people already with significant disease.

The failure with the census, and his son's ambiguous results, suggested to Darwin that perhaps the effects of human inbreeding were less dire than he had feared.

Her hair is awry, her expression dubious, her skin rendered in faintly lurid shades of lavender, green, orange and yellow — perhaps the effects of Christmas tree lights.

Perhaps the effects of Mr. Romney's ads were invisible in the later poll because I had not taken into account where opinion had been before they ran?

But with a 1-0 lead in the seventh, feeling perhaps the effects of an upper respiratory infection, Clemens was removed by Torre after he had given up a one-out single to Sosa and a walk to Moises Alou.

Perhaps the effects of downscaling as old markets evaporate and the company goes "from being a leader to a challenger", as Elop sees it, is a positive development, but surely selling more devices is what it should do?