Sentence examples for benign effects on from inspiring English sources
Economists are divided over whether minimum wages have benign effects on employment.
But people use a fairly small portion of the earth's available land area, and climate change (initially, anyway) will have relatively moderate or even benign effects on some places.
A total of 5 mutations i.e. c.406T>G (S136A), c.1446G>T (R462I), c.1556 A>G (K499E), c.1860 T>A (V600E) and c.2352 C>T (P764L) that are found to exert benign effects on the BRAF protein structure and function were chosen for further analysis.
22 Except for its known, benign effects on sleep dynamics, melatonin does not exert acute pharmacological effects on the nervous or vascular system.
This variant is not located in a known protein domain and was consistently found to have predicted benign effects on protein function by all algorithms tested.
In the case of BTBD12 and ZNF607, their variants each caused conservative missense mutations with predicted benign effects on protein structure.
Are we to expect that moving people off welfare now will have a benign effect on their lives?
"It's what I asked for," Hamlin said of the race's relatively benign effect on the standings.
Ireland exported its own sectarian divisions to the New World; and the softening of Protestant-Catholic divisions in America, since the Kennedy era, has on balance had a benign effect on Ireland.
In general it would be unfair to lump all nonnative species into the invasive category, because some nonnatives were food crops (with obvious economic and gastronomical benefits), some assisted agriculture, and some aided in the survival of native plants and animals, whereas others had a relatively benign effect on the environment.
