Sentences with phrase «effectively nonexistent»

While there were significant differences due to worldview in the control group, the differences were «effectively nonexistent» for those exposed to consensus information, even though that information was only partially absorbed.

Can we do anything to preserve first sale when such federal copyright exceptions are effectively nonexistent in the digital context?

On the B&N side, only the US regulators matter — their international expansion is effectively nonexistent.

So while it's conceivable that somebody reviewing the book might be connected to the author, the chances of there being enough people to influence the overall consensus is effectively nonexistent.