Sentence examples for a tiny effect from inspiring English sources

As with most traits, one gene probably has only a tiny effect.

At least this debate had a tiny effect, even if for just one day.

"With a tiny effect like this, you have to be very cautious about bias," Dr. Freedman said.

But every baby step made has a tiny effect on the representational content of the diverse audience that uses software and hardware.

From a 1975 "Rosenkavalier" I can never forget how Josephine Barstow as Octavian clenched her hands, in polite frustration, like fists — a tiny effect, yet scorching like a brand — on the penultimate note of her final line in Act I. Other examples stay in my head.

Studying Congressional races from 1972 to 1990, Steven Levitt of the University of Chicago concluded that campaign finance had a tiny effect: an extra $175,000 in campaign spending, in today's money, would buy only a third of a percentage point of the final vote.

"There are experts who believe that the changes in the climate are unrelated to human activity, that human activity has just a minimal, tiny effect, within the margin of error".

A Home Office review shortly after this boom period found that CCTV cameras had a tiny positive effect of 3 per cent improvement in public places, no effect whatsoever on crimes committed on public transport, and a substantial improvement in multi-storey car parks.

For data containing a large number of loci of tiny effect, the empirical Bayes approach should estimate a very small value, and the QNM prior will concentrate on very small effect sizes.

The QNM prior is able to incorporate the case with a large number of loci of tiny effect.

The initial rates of reduction of substituted nitrobenzenes showed only a tiny substituent effect and proceed at nearly the same rate as the carbon-catalyzed decomposition of hydrazine leading to the conclusion that hydrazine reaction at the carbon surface is the rate determining step.