Sentence examples for the considerable effect from inspiring English sources

That ranking does not account for the considerable effect of inflation over the years.

IN "The Normal One," Jeanne Safer has given us a disturbing and persuasive examination of the considerable effect that "damaged" -- handicapped, troubled or otherwise impaired -- brothers and sisters have upon their "normal" siblings throughout life.

In the preface to his Memoirs, Kingsley remarked on why he had written a book which was "a series of essays or sketches": "Who would want to read about the time I had thinking up and writing one book or another... ?" Also, he almost entirely airbrushed out Howard and the considerable effect she had on his life, his work and his attitude to many things during those years they shared.

The numerical results reveal the considerable effect of this methodology on practical dynamic analysis.

Recycle ratio and pyrolysis temperature have shown the considerable effect over the yield of CNTs and product gases.

When pulp sources were compared, Ababuna responded better to all solvent types as compared to other varieties except for the considerable effect of acetone on Dessu (Table 1).

These findings clearly show the considerable effects of reinforcing steel section on the behavior of SRCFT columns.

Given the considerable effects of digital technology on artistic production, it is perhaps understandable that some commentators are inclined toward a radical overhauling of art theoretical concepts.

Finally, several examples together with their numerical simulations show the feasibility of the main results and the considerable effects of feedback controls to extinction of prey species.

The "considerable" effects are mainly a consequence of the risk of complications inherent to these invasive techniques.

The antimicrobial property of carvacrol and thymol has been attributed to the considerable effects on the structural and functional properties of cytoplasmatic membrane [ 15].