The phrase "any detectable effects on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential impact or influence of one variable on another, particularly in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study aimed to determine if there were any detectable effects on the participants' health after the intervention."
Alternatives: "any observable effects on" or "any noticeable effects on".
Nor did they find any detectable effects on BMI or weight.
The next obvious question is whether floating radionuclides (or increased conductivity (sigma)) causes any detectable effects on negative PGs, i.e., on the point-charge electric field under the electrified clouds.
The transfection of topoisomerase IIα-targeting siRNA into HeLa cells did not exert any detectable effects on the TPZ-mediated reduction in HIF-1α protein accumulation (compare lane 2 with lane 6).
Neither IL-2 nor histamine alone caused any detectable effects on tumour growth.
At this concentration, the solvents alone showed no cytotoxic effects or any detectable effects on MMP production.
Thus, galectin-1 knockdown in MSC partially restores the proliferation of CD4+ and CD8+ T cells without any detectable effects on NK cells [ 70].
It is widely assumed that all domesticated lineages were established less than 15,000 years ago, so any detectable effects of domestication on molecular evolution must be due to recent changes having a significant and measurable impact on molecular evolution.
However, we did not observe any detectable effects of either Ca2+ or Mg2+ on the thermal stability of procollagen (Fig. 2).
In conclusion, we have shown that treatment of rats with tamoxifen or retinoids results in effective chemoprevention of mammary tumorigenesis, without any detectable effect on local expression of TGF-βs.
Mutations disrupting the originally designated stem-loop IV did not exert any detectable effect on translation.
Furthermore, the administration of subtilisin before avoidance training did not produce any detectable effect on performance during the training or test sessions, indicating that neither acquisition nor consolidation was affected.
