Sentence examples for wider range of effects from inspiring English sources

He seems to have had a richer vocabulary, a keener ear, a wider range of effects — all of this supported by the firm bones of a Latinate syntax — than any English prose writer before or since.

High humidity can promote metal corrosion and a wider range of effects by encouraging the deposition of pollutants and chemical reaction.

The search for "true" confirmation bias led psychologists to look at a wider range of effects in how people process information.

There is no doubt that the traits described may have a much wider range of effects.

Altogether this study revealed a wider range of effects caused, directly or indirectly, by WRI1 than previously suggested.

Added value may be found in enhanced effects in certain areas (e.g., stronger effects for parenting practices or parent child relationship quality), or in a wider range of effects on proximal and distal outcomes (e.g., parental stress reduction and well-being, youth intrapersonal processes).

93% of genes that were differentially expressed following treatment with lapatinib were not significantly changed by treatment with trastuzumab, demonstrating the wider range of effect of the tyrosine kinase inhibitor relative to monoclonal antibody.

This show illustrates the wide range of effects, from meticulous detail to painterly gesture, that the technique can produce.

Infection with E. coli O157 H7 can have a wide range of effects, from mild intestinal discomfort to death.

Cancer has a wide range of effects on people's emotions – shock, fear, anger or sadness are just some of the more common feelings.

These particles, and the differing amounts of energy with which they are ejected, have a wide range of effects on the body.