Sentence examples for a perceptible impact from inspiring English sources

However, the increase in real pay will be too small to have a perceptible impact on the financial well-being of most employees.

While Mr. Berlusconi has condemned Colonel Qaddafi, he does not seem to have had a perceptible impact on his erstwhile friend.

Federal assistance for poor students is increasing, and state governments gave an average of $27 more per pupil to disproportionately minority schools in 2000 than to predominately white schools, though that hardly had a perceptible impact on the financing gap.

The slowdown in the Chinese economy has had a perceptible impact on world demand for oil, while there has been a dramatic increase in the supply coming onto the market – the most obvious example being the fracking phenomenon in the US.

The Sc-ILV6 deletions did not have any perceptible impact on beer taste.

In other words, the market will have to go through some rapid consolidation before the ECNs can have any perceptible impact on the daily trading patterns.

Surprisingly, we failed to detect any perceptible impact for STAT3 and STAT4 on the capacity of DCs for cytokine secretion (Figures 6E & F).

It is now privately acknowledged that there may be little if any perceptible impact of the national Bacille Calmette Guerin (BCG) vaccination program on disease prevalence, despite the extensive coverage of the newborn infant population and likely benefit in the early years of life.

We thus hypothesized that the "outbreak of gene expression" observed at 12 hours post-exposure, associated with lipid and cholesterol metabolism, could also be explained by a disruption of the homeostatic mechanisms in other organs, and the result of a multi-signal integration leading to a perceptible subsequent impact on the liver transcriptome.

A 2006 study by the Government Accountability Office found that $1.4 billion that the federal government had allocated to an anti-drug media campaign aimed at young people had had no perceptible impact.

The act had no perceptible impact, so stoats and ferrets were released into the bush in the hope that they would be more effective.