Sentence examples for had a perceptible effect from inspiring English sources
Such an impact would surely have had a perceptible effect on the world, but the rocks from 214m years ago do not record one.
His love of curving forms and irregular patterns — and his skill in bringing them to life — had a perceptible effect on two major Le Corbusier structures: the monastery at Sainte-Marie de la Tourette, with its undulating glass façade, and the Philips Pavilion at the 1958 Brussels World's Fair, with its paraboloidal shape.
In the Mediterranean Sea, organic and trace metal pollution has increased over the last 20 years [ 59, 60], and this has had a perceptible effect on marine environments [ 61]; however, the seagrass meadows investigated in this study can be described as healthy in terms of density and biomass.
Likewise, the order of the cohesins in the scaffoldin and their nearest neighbor(s) did not have a perceptible effect on cellulolytic activity, using the three particular enzymes selected for this study.
While Mr. Berlusconi has condemned Colonel Qaddafi, he does not seem to have had a perceptible impact on his erstwhile friend.
First, each clan had a perceptible collective odour (or, at least, a recognisable and consistent underlying pattern of fatty acids which was different from that of other clans).
For vehicles to be having a perceptible evolutionary effect over the course of three decades they would have to be killing more birds than the handful picked up by the Browns.
The micro-motor which drives the zoom has a perceptible response-lag and drives the lens forward in 'chunks', rather than a seamless progression of focal-length.
Subsequently, it was discovered that at very high H2O2 to HCHO ratios, the CHD chemistry has a perceptible positive interference from H2O2.
