Sentence examples for valuable effects from inspiring English sources

The publishing was proper; so was the explosion, which was probably overdue: the tech companies needed to look hard at their relation to the government, and one of the valuable effects of the Snowden papers was to push them to it.

It aims reaching valuable effects at industrial or financial level.

Some of the tested compounds were found to exhibit valuable effects in terms of heart rate and blood pressure.

The most valuable effects were observed for total biomass accumulation (+25%), plant height (+10%), leaf chlorophyll SPAD index (+15%) and net photosynthesis (+24%).

The valuable effects of the phenolic molecules are mainly due to their antioxidant activity by preventing oxidative stress and stimulate collagen synthesis, therefore, providing benefits to the skin.

In this study, the administration of GABA to normal male albino rats for 3 weeks was of none valuable effects on the studied parameters which corroborate previous findings that chronic administration of GABA at up to 1 g/kg/day in rats was well tolerated without signs of injury for a period of up to 1 year (Yoshikuni, 2008).

Rather than trafficking in shock, his movies aim for the rarer, more valuable effect of surprise.

The alternative was even greater Iranian impunity.And that leads to the third and most valuable effect of the resolution.

Our agents are working today in some of the most dangerous and exposed places, bravely and to hugely valuable effect, and we owe a debt to countless more whose service is over.

But other economists say that, whatever its inefficiencies, the home buyers' credit had a valuable effect on the psychology of millions of Americans who were alarmed to watch their largest investment lose value.

"Our agents are working today in some of the most dangerous and exposed places, bravely and to hugely valuable effect, and we owe a debt to countless more whose service is over," he said.