intended effect

But it would not be the first time that measures taken in an atmosphere of panic had the opposite of the intended effect.

In large amounts it is thought not to be an antioxidant but a pro-oxidant, the opposite of its intended effect.

Because browsers are in constant development, assumptions made by site designers may not always have the intended effect.

Those efforts appear to have had the intended effect of braking the housing market's plunge.

On this base, make a preliminary evaluation of intended effect for Shengjing bank's corporate governance structure reformation.

So far, the move appears likely to have the intended effect.

What they do know, though, is that technology aimed at improving safety does not always have the intended effect.

Analysis of tissue from mice killed during the course of the experiment showed that the drug was having its intended effect.

These welcome signs indicate that the economic stimulus package that I signed earlier this year is having its intended effect.

But will renminbi appreciation have the intended effect of reducing the bilateral trade deficit?

Warning The symptoms are an expected and intended effect of installing the security updates.

Exploits in this family all work in a similar manner, but will vary regarding the type of memory affected and the intended effect.

Problem is, the splurges don't always have the intended effect.

In order to achieve the intended effect, it is necessary to alter the style of the Typeahead somewhat.

Is this an intended effect similar to SWP with shadow priests. . . or should I tell him to stop using this trinket?

they do not exceed the minimum quantity required for providing their intended effect;

have the intended effect; work successfully