Sentence examples for has no substantive effect from inspiring English sources

In this text the direction of the standard theory is reversed so that algorithms process forwards naturally through the sequences from 0 to (N − 1), rather than backwards; this has no substantive effect on any of the algorithms or results, but will enable us to process very large datasets in the order in which they naturally come, and also makes some of the notation more natural.

The move would have no substantive effect on AT&T's operations or finances.

There was a slight imbalance in the site of disease which had no substantive effect on the results.

The exclusion of individuals who were known to be on lipid-lowering or antihypertensive medication had no substantive effect on results (Supplemental Tables S5 and S6).

In IFS2, adjustment for SBP and DBP as continuous variables instead of class of hypertension had no substantive effect on the findings.

Further adjustment for history of CVD had no substantive effect on any of the risks across groups because the adjusted risk of CVD mortality was 1.7 (95% CI 1.5 1.9), 3.1 (2.2 4.2), and 3.1 (2.5 3.8) for individuals with metabolic syndrome only, diabetes only, and both, respectively, compared with that for men with neither.

However, as distinct from the GSH OP model, removing the compound symmetric covariance structure did not substantially increase the df in the smooth function for time trend h(t) (219.7 with and 220.0 without), did not increase overfitting (0.2% with and without), and had no substantive effect on predictive accuracy (CV R = 0.83 with and without).

In a statement, Bloomberg L.P. said: "The E.E.O.C. has no substantive argument or evidence in this case.

In its general form it clearly has no substantive answer, but its instances can yield modest and useful questions.

Reviewer #1 recommends publication in its current form and has no substantive concerns.

While the establishment of the investigative body is unlikely to have any substantive effect, it could still benefit both parties.