Sentence examples for effect is minuscule from inspiring English sources
That's perfectly true, but the effect is minuscule".
But if the size of that effect is minuscule, who cares?
In contrast, those who live in densely populated districts have a lower probability of receiving immunisation, although the effect is minuscule in size.
Some doctors, echoing infectious disease experts, contend that because a vast majority of upper respiratory infections are viral, not bacterial, the likelihood that the antibiotics had any effect was minuscule.
But Marilie D. Gammon, the Long Island study's lead investigator and an epidemiologist at the University of North Carolina, discounts the connection, saying the effect was minuscule and the risk did not go up with greater exposure, as it should have if the chemicals were causing breast cancer.
The effect of these is minuscule individually, but significant cumulatively.
The effect is so minuscule, however, that it can't be seen with current technology on a single image of jets from a supermassive black hole.
He added: "I have no doubt that to a swimmer in the Olympics, steroids have an effect — even if the augmentation is minuscule, the augmentation is significant because those competitions are settled by an eye blink.
In effect, the "gas tank" of an electric bike is minuscule, so to win the TTXGP the bikers must mind their energy consumption.
Although the influence of a single passenger mutation is minuscule, "collectively they can have a profound effect," Mirny says.
