Sentence examples for the effect suggested from inspiring English sources

The effect suggested flotsam on the shore, a wash of stuff churned up and thrown together, which had about it a satisfying happenstance order.

The effect, suggested Hanna Krasnova and her colleagues, was a result of the well-known social-psychology phenomenon of social comparison.

The voltage dependence of the effect suggested that naltrexone acts as an open-channel blocker of α7 nAChRs.

At each site the view is surveyed, and the camera then plunges to the ground, creating the effect — suggested by the title — of a series of suicide jumps.

The effect suggested by Ertekin et al. (1986) may be more significant for larger gas molecules, such as hydrocarbons, whereas helium was used in this study.

The effect suggests not how similar but how different Schad was from them.

The effect suggests the swimmy sensation you can get by looking so hard at somebody's face that the rest of the figure becomes a blur.

Overall, the structure is more classically Ode-like than Keats's studies in the form, and the effect suggests a "back to basics" invigoration.

The effect suggests a hip retail store, like Comme des Garçons or Prada, but with a beautiful irony: AFAM's goods are the opposite of glamorous.

The effect suggests, with jocular literal-mindedness, how top 40 hits have an irreverent way of forcing themselves into your thoughts at moments of crisis.

"The size of the effect suggests that eliminating larger-sized portions from the diet completely could reduce energy intake by up to 16 per cent in UK.