Sentence examples for has no tangible effect from inspiring English sources

Since radiotherapy is limited by poor tolerance of radiation in adjacent normal tissues, and regional radiotherapy has no tangible effect on intrahepatic and distant metastasis, agents that boost the sensitivity to radiotherapy are sought.

Results show that the Supply Management scenario can be used to improve upon the demand supply but that it has no tangible effects on the improvement of the resources in the study region.

On Tuesday, as the second general strike since Dec. 10 began, Mr. Chávez and his ministers continued to denigrate the organizers of the protests and assert that the work stoppage had no tangible effect.

In all, 65% of firms said they believed government policies would have no tangible effect or even make things worse, while 35% said they would make a difference.

However, adjusting the bwa [ 23] parameters to a more permissive mismatch level (8% rather than 4% per read, with 2 mismatches in the 28-bp seed region) had no tangible effect on the pattern of read mapping (results not shown).

In the era in which information is power, mobile phones' close association with information and communication raises a natural question of whether mobile phone penetration has any tangible effect on the world economy.

But then why have the last four assessment reports not have had any tangible effect?

Even the latest rate cut is unlikely to have any tangible effect immediately.

It is debatable whether "Silkwood" had any tangible effect on the nuclear power industry.

The dollar would have to hold its present lower level "for a number of months" to have any tangible effect on the economy.

As important as the Oslo accords have been, it was not clear whether Mr. Abbas's declaration on Wednesday would have any tangible effect.