The phrase "a minimal impact in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or consequences of an action, event, or situation, particularly when those effects are small or insignificant.
Example: "The new policy is expected to have a minimal impact in reducing overall costs for the company."
Alternatives: "a slight effect on" or "a negligible influence in".
The players expected to share the goalscoring duties with Costa have had a minimal impact in helping out.
A weak rouble over a sustained period of time would have a minimal impact in the Baltics, but in several other countries the effects could be felt far more.
I agree that we need a root-and-branch reform of current models of observation as any efforts to simply tinker with the system will only have a minimal impact in the long run.
Aside from committing three turnovers in a 73-second stretch of the third quarter, a pass-happy Lin was excellent (10 points, 13 assists), while Fredette (8 points) made a minimal impact in his Madison Square Garden debut.
Simulation results show that the residual CFO has a minimal impact in the system's performance, confirming that the CFO estimates have minimal deviation from the true value.
Obviously, the trade-off is the memory hit you take by running an app in the background, but presumably these could be coded to have a minimal impact in terms of memory usage.
Unsupervised HCA clustered the long-term cultures together with their short-term counterparts, indicating a minimal impact of in vitro effects on gene and miRNA expression [see Additional file 2: Figure S1].
Though over-diagnosis of fetal distress significantly count on an increased CSR in several reports, it is only a minimal impact on CSR in our hospital.
Given the varying effects of anesthetics on CSD, future studies will have to follow uniform protocols using only anaesthetics having a minimal impact on CSD in order to guarantee reliability and comparability of the results [204].
Based on these results we conclude that FtsZ-mEos2 has a minimal impact on the in vivo structure of the Z-ring and can be used to label the Z-ring for PALM imaging.
Current HCV treatment rates may have a minimal impact on prevalence in Melbourne and Vancouver (<2% relative reductions) but could reduce prevalence by 26% in 15 years in Edinburgh.
