Sentence examples for this effect is typical from inspiring English sources

This effect is typical of the work of Christopher Howe.

This effect is typical for the Volmer Weber mechanism as well.

This effect is typical for superconducting conductors with a strong non-linearity in Ic(B), such as e.g. MgB2.

This effect is typical for a dye deposited primarily onto a metal surface and can be overcome by addition of a thick intermediate layer [31].

This nonlinear effect is typical of most pharmaceutical gels and arises primarily because of structural changes induced during the application of shearing stress.

In the recent Scottish case control study of childhood leukaemia and paternal contact level in rural areas (Kinlen and Bramald, 2001), a question left unresolved was whether the effect was typical of very rural areas (as much of Scotland is) or whether it was influenced by population mixing associated with the North Sea oil industry.

Charles Krauthammer, an avowed agnostic on the Greenhouse Effect, is typical of this currently ruling group.

The effect is typical of Vuillard: he captures the hazy experience of trying to see a form in bright light against a busy pattern and how that form flattens as a result.

Thus, at the elevated amino-MMT contents a strong 'constrained dynamics' effect is typical for a part of matrix nanovolumes only because of sharply non-uniform distribution and aggregation of nanolayers; large amino-MMT content promotes the manifestation of this effect as a separate high-temperature relaxation peak.

Such an effect is typical of complex fluids composed of long-chain polymers, and results from the additional elastic stresses needed to stretch the molecules [23] [25].

Rare earth manganites showing colossal magnetoresistance and Gd5(Ge1−xSix)4 alloys showing a giant magnetocaloric effect are typical examples that are of interest to the solid-state physics, chemistry and materials science communities.