1.   As later research was to show, the quality of schooling between eleven and fourteen had a pronounced effect on all measures, including the intelligence quotient.

2.   This would have the most pronounced effects on the fertile crescent of the Tigris and Euphrates Valleys.

3.   And most of all Greenspan wants to avoid surprising the financial markets, whose ups and downs can have a pronounced effect on the economy.

4.   As the market heaped most of its rewards on a small number of stocks, the concentration of investments at fund companies took on a more pronounced effect.

5.   It is clear that price has a pronounced effect on the smoking prevalence of teen-agers. . . .

6.   The merger may also have a more pronounced effect on revenue in the international area, said analyst Charles Peabody of UBS Securities.

7.   The most pronounced effect appears to be on minorities.

8.   The most pronounced effect of the settlement, however, will be to increase the pressure on Congress to enact a far-reaching new law governing pesticides.

9.   Using her baseline power to pronounced effect, the German controled the match.

10.   Whatever the motivation, the change has had a pronounced effect.