Sentence examples for has a discernible effect from inspiring English sources

But if the storm has a discernible effect in the polls, it seems more likely to help Mr. Obama than to hurt him based on what we've seen so far.

It turns out that just living near where this food is available has a discernible effect on heart health.

Use of the triplet model instead of the singlet model has a discernible effect on phylogeny estimation.

Furthermore, T cell activation does not appear to have a direct effect on HIV disease progression in young adults but has a discernible effect in patients over 50 years [ 2].

To address whether PRN exposure has a discernible effect on antigen presentation, we examined the well-characterized CTL response to the single antigenic peptide, VSV-N p52 59, in the context of the class I H-2Kb molecule (Sheil et al. 1987; Van Bleek and Nathenson 1990).

But the plundering of natural resources was having a discernible effect on the land.

Nor did the federally financed Healthy Marriage Initiative have a discernible effect.

Thanks to Peabody's prominence, her example had a discernible effect in beating back ignorance and fear in New York.

QE2, in which the Fed bought long-term government bonds, did not have a discernible effect on long-term government interest rates.

Yes it is, but you'd need to use vast quantities of it to have a discernible effect on the natural pH of the ground.

"She would have said that it would not have a discernible effect on anybody's behavior, that it would alienate people," Ken Moy, a friend at Spellman and at Princeton, recalled.