Sentence examples for fairly small effects from inspiring English sources

Much of this research shows fairly small effects on teen-age employment; an increase in the minimum of, say, 10percentt would result in 1percentto3percentcent fewer teenagers employed.

Perturbations in the model parameters θD, θN, pD and pN, alone and in combinations, clearly affected the solutions in systematic ways, while variations in μ (the ratio between the degradation rates of Delta and Notch) and in the initial conditions had fairly small effects.

Businesses could postpone their investments for a few quarters with a fairly small effect on Americans' living standards.

Researchers also have tended to assume that worries about getting sick, injured, or laid off would have a fairly small effect.

However, not too much can be read into this result as this was a fairly small effect, r = .14, explaining only 2.0% of total variance.

In the chemistry sensitivity tests, we found that there is a fairly small effect on the mass and particle sizes of the Condensational Cloud at low latitude; and a comparably larger effect at higher latitudes.

Other risk factors such as alcohol intake have a fairly small effect, and protective factors such as breast-feeding are also of small effect unless a number of years of total feeding have taken place.

That suggests weakening house prices would have a fairly small, gradual effect on consumer spending.Nonsense, say the pessimists.

Though the changes now are on a fairly small scale, the effects of the wolves will spread, and in 30 years, according to Mr. Smith, Yellowstone will look very different.

Also, the use of hypertension as a dichotomous outcome results in loss of information, which makes this endpoint fairly insensitive to small effects of noise.

"I suspect that by the time this would have actually worked its way through the process to become law, we'd be far enough into the year that the magnitude of that would be fairly small, and the big effects would be in 2018," Fiedler added.