Sentence examples for discernible affect from inspiring English sources

So I asked Leichtweis, who is a pale, rail-thin scientist with Coke-bottle specs and no discernible affect, if organic foods, as seen from the perspective of a mass spectrometer, are any different.

If the US placed no limits on immigration from Canada, it is clear neither how many Canadians would move south, nor whether their migration would have a discernible affect upon American culture.

It is too early to be able to fully analyze if Zarkana is having any discernible affect on the Great White Way.

Studies on genetically engineered mice lacking Cdh3 yielded a similar result by showing that loss of CDH3 had no discernible affect on ductal outgrowth or branching morphogenesis [ 26].

Notwithstanding this, topically delivered, high strength, pure lavender oil had no discernible effect on affect and behaviour in a well-defined clinical sample.

But there was no discernible impact on anemia (a commonly hypothesized mechanism to affect school attendance) through which deworming might improve school attendance and there was no impact on actual school achievement.

Each of these genes had been shown previously to affect radiation resistance in diploids [ 19, 27, 28, 32], but over half of them had no discernible impact on survival in the current haploid assays.

In RLD11, and in this study as well (not shown), a discernible impact can be produced by averaging through forecast time and across the longitudes of the areas which are affected by high dust concentration.

Our main finding is that evaluations do not seem to affect future policy to any discernible degree.

A number of knockout mice with disruptions in specific genes that were believed to affect prion replication did not show any discernible effect on the pathogenesis of prion disease (Tamguney et al, 2008).

At this point, instead, new economic news will often have a more discernible effect on the forecast than new polls, since they affect the numbers in every state.