Sentence examples for cause a tangible from inspiring English sources
Recall that, in accordance with our analysis of the MAQC data set, the level of random fluctuations of gene expression signals attributable to the technical noise in the contemporary Affymetrix platform is too low to cause a tangible bias in estimated correlation coefficients [ 2].
Martin Beck, senior economic advisor to the EY Item Club, said: "This is unlikely to be enough to cause any tangible movement in the headline rate of inflation.
The observed noise level does not cause any tangible bias in estimated pair-wise correlation coefficients, the latter being particularly prone to its presence in microarray data.
The Shanksville runners have a tangible cause — to raise money to complete the memorial in western Pennsylvania where the plane that contained their loved ones broke into smithereens.
At last, you have a tangible, flesh-and-blood stake in all that happens and all that we cause to happen to us as a species.
Actions there can make a tangible difference.
Ultimately they can have a tangible effect on patients.
They want their money to make a tangible difference.
Make a tangible, measurable difference -- today.
Eugene Volokh, a professor at the UCLA School of Law, puts it this way: "Scientists should generally have the freedom to experiment, people should generally have the freedom to have important life-saving technologies, and parents should generally have the freedom to make their children's lives better, unless [cloning is shown to] cause serious, tangible harm".
Both inside and outside the law many actions are regarded as wrongful whether or not they cause tangible harm.
