Sentence examples for has a marginal effect from inspiring English sources

It was observed that applying AMF to fresh concrete has a marginal effect on compressive strength.

Other analysts have expressed skepticism that doctors and patients would embrace the drug, arguing that Botox has a marginal effect on headaches compared with a placebo.

The variation of the metal ion (X in MgX2Z4) has a marginal effect on the Mg migration barriers, with In-containing compounds displaying larger migration barriers than Sc and Y-containing structures (Fig. 1c).

Degradation follows apparent first-order kinetics and increases with increasing photon flux (4.93·10−7 5.8·10−7 einstein/(L s)) and H2O2 concentration (up to 100 mg/L), while ZnO loading (1.2 16.3 mg) has a marginal effect.

Further, it is observed that the optimum beam size increases with the increase in zenith angle but has negligible effect with the increase in fade threshold level at low turbulence levels and has a marginal effect at high turbulence levels.

The regression analyses of the selected response quantities show that the soil condition has a marginal effect on the demand-ground motion intensity relationships when adopting spectral acceleration to characterize the ground shaking intensity.

Call me cynical, but the legislation might have a marginal effect at best.

The TIPS groups have a marginal effect on the geometrical and electronic structure and were omitted.

She said: "Ministers have ignored scientists' advice that a cull will have a marginal effect on bovine TB.

"The treaty might have a marginal effect but it's not really going to change the game.

BeShears told me that she fears that this latest revelation will have a marginal effect on the vote.