The phrase "any sizable effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of one thing on another, particularly in contexts like research, analysis, or evaluation.
Example: "The new policy is expected to have any sizable effect on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "any significant impact on" or "any considerable influence on".
While these additional components likely had a sizable effect on the reported outcomes, the authors maintain that it is possible to effectively deliver adolescent health services through established CHW programs [ 31].
So far, sequestration, as the process of mandatory spending cuts is known, has not had a sizable effect on the labor market, at least according to government data.
KEEP in mind that when Wal-Mart included same-store sales in its pay calculations, that measure had a sizable effect on Mr. Duke's compensation.
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How well FERC deals with this intrinsic conflict and meets its challenges may have a sizable effect on the country's energy future.
Even subtle changes in the levels of dNTPs may have a sizable effect on DNA replication [54].
"Any sizable effect seems to be ruled out," says Gilbert Omenn, a geneticist and public health researcher at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
At the end of the intervention, there was a significant and sizable effect on the mathematics posttest for Math Shelf students (Cohen's d = 1.09, p < .001).001
However, the exposure of microglial cells to C-CM significantly increased the expression of iNOS with no sizable effect on iNOS activity, whereas on the contrary LI-CM was found able to increase both iNOS expression and enzyme activity.
This Am-tra2 knockdown had no sizable effect on female splicing of fem transcripts, suggesting that the Am-dsx switch of splicing was not caused by affecting splice regulation of the upstream regulator fem.
