Sentence examples for that it effectively from inspiring English sources

The advantage of this approach is that it effectively dampens the effect of variability within an individual respondent's data thereby introducing a degree of smoothing and potentially giving rise to a simplified estimation model.

So draconian were its terms that it effectively guaranteed Britain would refuse to be pacified.

The military reported on its Web site that it "effectively hit" targets belonging to the Kurdistan Workers Partyy, or P.K.K., in the Zap, Avashin, Basyan and Hakurk regions.

The virtue of the product, its makers say, is that it effectively keeps students on the straight-and-narrow path without actually preventing them from going anywhere online.

The pity was that it effectively denuded the game of its classic potential.

"The effect of ozone on the lungs is that it effectively kills lung tissue," Fred Richardson, media relations director of the Texas branch of the Sierra Club environmental group, said.

I wonder: is there a point at which an oligarchy becomes so narrow that it effectively renders itself invisible by virtue of its own exclusivity?

The CTW found that it was an effective tool in teaching children letters and numbers and that it effectively attracted children's attention.

In summary, we have demonstrated for the first time that PSP not only enhance the effect of γ-T3 on AMPK activation, but also showed that it effectively inhibits tumor growth in vivo.

The first apparent advantage of this structure was that it effectively paid for itself.

Domestically, the president offered a budget so tepid that it effectively ceded center stage.