Sentence examples for discernible effects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cantuária played his guitar without a pickup, using an external microphone and no discernible effects.

Louisiana's measure, which has been law for nearly four years, seems to have had no discernible effects.

Providing people with safe places to store their (small) savings may help them more in the long run.Small and perfectly formed?That said, microcredit did have discernible effects.

The federal review of Carnegie Learning's flagship software, Cognitive Tutor, said the program had "no discernible effects" on the standardized test scores of high school students.

In the meta-analysis, even the most time-intensive programs — those with more than 24 hours of education and training, almost the length of a college course — had no discernible effects just two years later.

The next most anti-social combination (high-activity promoters and an abused childhood) resulted in only about 45% of men showing routine anti-social behaviour, while only a quarter of those who had had tranquil childhoods were anti-social in adulthood, regardless of their promoter type.In the case of MAOA at least in men both gene and environment have discernible effects.

Noting that as it ran its course, the debate over the issue had no discernible effects on sales activity, Mr. Feinstein said Ocean City home sales in his office were up 32 percent so far this year versus the same period last year.

A review conducted by the Department of Education in 2010 concluded that the product had "no discernible effects" on students' test scores, while costing far more than a conventional textbook, leading critics to charge that Carnegie Learning is taking advantage of teachers and administrators dazzled by the promise of educational technology.

However, none of these methods of freezing had discernible effects on sperm morphology.

His involvement had no discernible effect.

But his declaration had no discernible effect.