Sentence examples for to significant effect from inspiring English sources
But it was India's best-known independence leader who used it to significant effect in his battle first against India's imperial British rulers and against communal violence in newly free India.
Exploring one node of a transatlantic network of mutual influences, it features artists who worked or showed, to significant effect, in Amsterdam back when all artists in Holland, foreigners included, were eligible for support with public funds.
In a study on evaluating the use of different Google applications tools to facilitate collaborations among undergraduate students, Cheung and Vogel (2013) found that both perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use were significant determinants of attitudes towards usage, which in turn, led to significant effect on behavioural intention to use these tools.
However recruitment source as a covariate had a close to significant effect (p = 0.06) in this model.
However, object size had a close to significant effect on the verbal size estimations in Experiment 1b, χ = 5.897, n = 15, p =.052, based on a larger own-body-size effect for the 20-cm objects.
The results of this analysis are reported in Supplementary Table D. Grouping the patients initially on the basis of the histology (high- versus low-grade tumours versus controls; Table 3) led to significant effect of presentation rate on group (Kruskal Wallis ANOVA: P = 0.007 before and P = 0.002 after the surgery).
The literacy-based IV model also leads to significant effects in all but two countries, Greece and Japan.
Thus, the administration of calcitriol may lead to significant effects on nigrostriatal DA neuron functioning.
The results show that small changes in water content can lead to significant effects on DPI.
Migraine is a common neurological illness worldwide leading to significant effects on morbidity, productivity and quality of life [1].
Using RNAi, the expression of 22 genes was downregulated in the clock neurons, leading to significant effects on circadian output.
