Sentence examples for fairly little effect from inspiring English sources

The tire recall appears to have had fairly little effect on sales of sport utility vehicles.

But most patients don't get any benefits from that pill and actually they get a lot of side effects, because if you give someone pure THC you're going to give them a lot of psychoactive effects with fairly little therapeutic effect.

It is now fairly clear that ORAs have little effect on initiation of feeding, but rather attenuates preference for "palatable diets" and eating behavior [ 21].

There is however fairly little knowledge in the potential effects of bicycle-train integration policies.

Both mechanisms have been repeatedly found to affect temperature stress resistance in Drosophila and some other organisms, e.g. [5], [15], [23] [29], though still fairly little is known especially for the effects of hardening and acclimation on chill-coma recovery time [30].

As in the example here, an extra rather than lost shared segment on one or two chromosomes will have little effect on likelihood calculations for fairly close relationships.

Mark Butcher's making a fairly lame attempt to gee everyone up, but to little effect.

The administration of moderate doses (0.1 0.5 nmol/hemisphere) of noradrenaline led to fairly good memory retention in GMF chicks but had little effect on HMF chicks.

Dr. Carson's description of evolution makes it fairly obvious that working on other people's brains has had little effect on his.

Besides CpG density, fairly little is known as to which other DNA sequence features may effect these age-related changes.

There is a fairly wide range of detail (e.g., number of case types) that may have little effect on the utility of the classification, and as a result many DRG refinements make little difference.