Sentence examples for with a real effect from inspiring English sources

Okay, it's kind of a gimmick, but it's a gimmick with a real effect.

The aitiological argument is "more certain," because it begins with a real effect outside the mind and therefore better fits Aristotle's model of demonstration.

Whether this inclusion improves accuracy depends on whether the lower rate of myocardial infarction with warfarin is a real effect, which seems likely.

The weight corresponds with its age to achieve a real effect.

First, a small patient population limits the feasibility of an RCT with sufficient power to detect a real effect as statistically significant.

In the permutations, where no locus should be associated with a real genetic effect, this should be the case among loci as well, and the distribution of P-values for each permutation should also be constant and range from 0 to 1.

The studies with less contamination show a greater effect of the steroids, consistent with a real direct toxic effect of steroids on the developing central nervous system.

Those savings may not represent real money, but the idea is no more illusory than the Republican fantasy that billions can be cut with no real effect to the country.

Overall, the impression is that there is a disadvantage for the quartile of society residing in the most deprived areas with no real effect of distance of residence from the treating hospital.

Sure we have big names and Bollywood stars and cricket legends to begin with but the real effect is going to be seen in three to five years' time at the grassroots level.

On the other hand, the pessimist (or scientist) would insist that these results prove that acupuncture is merely a placebo therapy with no "real" effects of its own.