Sentence examples for take its effect from inspiring English sources

The idea is to assume some statistical channel model and try to take its effect into account in the reference function.

Low air temperature higher up can be masked by high insolation under clear skies, but will take its effect with increased cloud cover.

Then, the reprogramming factors take its effect again unless the cell is in the absorbing state.

But as humans have become a space-faring species, scientists and engineers have had to take its effects more seriously.

Compassion training might take its effects on the latter but not the former.

His parents' unhappiness took its effect on all their children and, in turn, he used to have "a fair capacity" for making himself and other people miserable.

This last issue will become particularly important in future as climate change takes its effect in southern Europe, desiccating once lush habitats and driving species from southern Europe towards Britain.

And: "The form takes its effect by concentrating on these words and slowly building up our interest in them; all their latent implications are brought out by the repetitions; and each in turn is used to build up some simple conceit.

"It is predicted there will be more and more incidents of severe clear-air turbulence, which typically comes out of the blue with no warning, occurring in the near future as climate change takes its effect in the stratosphere," Dr Paul Williams, a Royal Society research fellow at Reading University, said last week.

Excerpt: [Alexander] lay there for a while, body jerking as the potion took its effect.

As the core component of an approved antiosteoporosis agent, strontium takes its effect on osteoblasts at multilevel through multiple pathways, representing a good example in revealing and exploring anabolic mechanisms.