Sentence examples for discernible effect in from inspiring English sources

Similar protests by Bangladeshi free speech activists and well-known foreign writers have had little discernible effect in the past.

Thanks to Peabody's prominence, her example had a discernible effect in beating back ignorance and fear in New York.

The use of large "surge" stop-and-search operations by the police has no discernible effect in reducing crime, according to newly released Home Office research.

That has left the president vulnerable to accusations that his entreaties to the Chinese in private have had little discernible effect in public.

Intermittent Red Bulls team billboards and subway campaigns have attracted attention more for actually existing than for any discernible effect in drawing crowds.

But if the storm has a discernible effect in the polls, it seems more likely to help Mr. Obama than to hurt him based on what we've seen so far.

The counter-arguments in Pramāṇavārttika and Sambandhaparīkṣā become technical, turning in part on the unreality of relations, but again the intuitive Buddhist stance is clearly that inherence, like universals, is an occult entity, posited ad hoc and without any discernible effects in the world.

I took a picture with my phone and the fabric glistened like silver fireflies, but when I went out in the dark I could see no discernible effect when in the glare of car headlights.

However, inhibition of ubc-1, ubc-17, ubc-20, or ubc-21 by RNAi resulted in significant increases of intestinal nuclei in ubc-25 (ok1732 ) animals but no discernible effect was observed in wild-type animals.

Despite female recruits typically being smaller and weaker than male recruits, there was no discernible effect of gender in a study by Beck et al. [24].

Laughter can increase pain thresholds, 10 although hospital clowns had no discernible effect on distress in children undergoing minor surgery.