Sentence examples for appreciable impacts from inspiring English sources

At least 14 species of apple snail (Ampullariidae) have been released to water bodies outside their native ranges; however, less than half of these species have become widespread or caused appreciable impacts.

On the basis of ground temperature measurements during the last three years, the tower foundation soils were stable during the studied period from 2011 to 2013 in spite of appreciable impacts of engineering construction of tower footings on the thermal regimes of the surrounding and underlying permafrost.

However, although the levels of fluorosis were low in the Robinson et al. [ 4] study, the Ugandan children experienced appreciable impacts on OHRQoL.

Moreover, physical activity (11, 15) and smoking (15, 18), two important and modifiable risk factors for diabetes (30, 31), appeared not to have appreciable impacts on the association.

Overall, we demonstrate that the genetic effect size estimates and levels of significance are similar across all HDL-C extraction methods attempted suggesting that commonly used decision logic for repeated measures in the EMR may not have appreciable impacts on downstream analyses conducted for genetic association studies.

Even if implemented, the accords will have little quick, appreciable impact on the current crisis.

"It's not like this is going to have an appreciable impact on earnings per share," he said.

But there's no arguing that Leach and Miller have each had an appreciable impact on their respective teams.

"The statement says the university would have no appreciable impact on traffic, police, etc.," said Joe Martin of Valhalla.

The change in the Justice Department leadership had no appreciable impact on the investigation.

Rick Sylvain, a Disney World spokesman, says the event "has no appreciable impact on our parks".