Sentence examples for with sizeable effects from inspiring English sources

The findings of this research that multinational firms exhibit high degrees of integrated production are consistent with sizeable effects of foreign operations on domestic activity (Hubert and Nigel 2000).

This enrichment in cases of serrated polyposis was significant over controls with sizeable effect sizes (odds ratio 460, P=6.8 × 10−5).

Our results showed that the extreme earliness of Gaspé Flint, if compared to standard Corn Belt lines, is due to allelic variation at several loci, generally detected in other crosses [ 48], one of which (Vgt1, in this study linked with Vgt2) with sizeable effect.

The Vespoidea (excluding Sierolomorphidae) and the Anthophila + Sphecidae (forming the majority of Apoidea) are also recovered as significant positive shifts in diversification with possibly sizeable effects on species richness (Table 1).

However, it led opposition candidates to increase their votebuying and policy-campaigning efforts, and it had sizeable effects on electoral outcomes, with opposition candidates benefiting from the campaign at the expense of incumbent candidates.

The absence of sizeable effects in CA3 accords with prior reports showing that colchicine-induced destruction of the granule cells does not severely affect theta activity [37] or the activity of CA3 place cells [38].

Oxygen pressure and concentration can have sizeable effects on material flammability and ignitability.

Increasing/decreasing the brine recycle flow had more sizeable effects on the system performance.

They find sizeable effects on reading skills and weak evidence of a reduction in grade retention.

This would further increase the already sizeable effects of litter and may account for the conclusions of Eriksson et al. (2001 , 2002 and Viberg et al. (2004) that neurodevelopmental effects increase with age.

Together with the systematic monitoring aimed at ensuring an adequate treatment modality and dose, these innovative aspects can provide important findings about how stepped care should be designed to gain sizeable effects.