Sentence examples for pinpoint effects from inspiring English sources

Patrick Warren used a Chamberlin -- an old mellotronlike keyboard -- for surreal approximations of clarinet or strings; John Sands on drums deployed brushes, bongos and triangles for pinpoint effects.

Shanto Iyengar, director of the Political Communication Lab at Stanford, said there were so many kinds of images and other stimuli in a political commercial that it was notoriously difficult for any kind of research to pinpoint effects.

Stratified analysis (Mantel–Haenszel method) was used to pinpoint effect modification via the Breslow Day test of heterogeneity.

Because this was a case study of a single policy issue, it is difficult to pinpoint the effect of issue characteristics.

It is hard to pinpoint the effects of the online test preparation -- or to know what other factors could explain changes in scores from year to year.

The 1500lb satellite is designed to pinpoint the effects of climate change on Arctic, Greenland and Antarctic ice volumes, using sophisticated radar technology.

It would, therefore, be advantageous to pinpoint the effects of oxygen derived radicals in cancer development.

Conservation and intensification scenarios did pinpoint the effects of efforts to restore natural systems and of further degrading land by adverse land uses, respectively.

Our numerical estimate shows that, indeed, it is possible to pinpoint the effects of the CSL contribution in a parameter regime currently available in optomechanical labs.

We employ a counterflow system to pinpoint the effects of the combustion product stoichiometry on the structure of turbulent premixed flames under conditions of both stable burning and local extinction.

Application of this technique on a case study demonstrates with the assistance of TS-PTA, TSST clearly pinpoint the effects of plant shutdown or production changes on heat distribution and utility generation systems of a Total Site.