Sentence examples for very considerable effect from inspiring English sources

As seen, the ultrasound has a very considerable effect on oil mobilization and oil recovery rate.

Among the four age categories included in the regressions, the age groups 25-34 and 35-44 turn out to have a very considerable effect on all innovation categories.

Additionally, there is much research in cognitive psychology suggesting that varying the formulations of problems may have very considerable effects on the solutions people favor.

"It's imposing a very considerable burden".

Goldstein showed that a magnetic force which would deflect kathode rays to a very considerable extent was quite without effect on the "Kanalstrahlen". By using intense magnetic fields, W. Wien showed that these rays could be deflected, and that the deflection was in the opposite direction to that of the kathode rays, indicating that these rays carry a positive charge of electricity.

The firm Rasmussen Reports, for instance, shows a very considerable (and Republican-leaning) house effect even when it takes polls of all adults rather than likely voters.

And while FIDE quoted a recently introduced rule that 'only tournaments which finished a month before the rating list should be included' it had a considerable effect on the very top of the list and in particular meant that Veselin Topalov remained on top ahead of Viswanathan Anand.

This clearance mechanism is inhibited by other factors: quartz dust may almost completely inhibit asbestos body formation; tobacco smoke has a considerable effect, and even very heavy loads of carbon may act similarly.

According to F. J. Harvey Darton, an early scholar of children's literature, "her effect upon English education… was very considerable, even extraordinary.

The result was a very considerable quantity of caught fish.

The type of aggregate used in this study had no considerable effect on the workability of the concrete mix as very similar slump values were achieved for limestone, quartzite and granite.