Sentence examples for any appreciable effect on from inspiring English sources

At the turn of the century, as for the preceding two centuries, quinine was the only known drug to have any appreciable effect on malaria.

But several studies on the issue have concluded that lifting the ban is unlikely to have any appreciable effect on the readiness of the armed forces.

Moreover, the bank did allow an increase in the monetary base last year of 16%—without any appreciable effect on money supply.

A defendant's decision whether to testify does not seem to have any appreciable effect on the outcome, as Mr. Whitman's conviction shows.

The results also concluded that further test work was required to confirm that the panel response had any appreciable effect on the pressure loading.

But others who have studied the taxi industry make an analogy to a rule used by traffic planners -- that cities can never build their way out of traffic congestion by adding roads -- and say that increasing the number of medallions will probably never have any appreciable effect on increasing taxi availability.

We did not observe any appreciable effect of Sirt1 deficiency on telomerase activity levels in the testis (Figure S2), indicating that accelerated telomere attrition is unlikely to have a major role in the effect of Sirt1 deficiency in male germ cells.

Below the measured thresholds both cell lines do not show any appreciable effect of the hydrodynamic stress on any critical quality attribute, while above, cells responded negatively to the elevated stress.

Furthermore, [Nphe1]NC 1-13 NH2, [F/G]NC 1-13 NH2 and NST did not cause any appreciable effects on EFS-induced eNANC and cholinergic constrictions in guinea pig bronchi.

Transient transfection of the arthritogenic clone with a plasmid over-expressing the antisense mRNA of SPARC did not have any appreciable effects on cell adhesion to ECM proteins (data not shown).

The first empirical experiments, mostly done by Russian scientists in the 60s, were unable to unravel major changes after exposure to microgravity, thus nurturing the false notion for which near weightlessness does not get any appreciable effects on living organisms [ 1, 2].