Sentence examples for has very small impact from inspiring English sources
Once δ reaches a threshold, e.g., δ≥0.1 for (f_{_{text {D}}} T_{s} = 0.01), increasing δ further has very small impact on system performance, due to the fact that the impacts of channel estimation error is small once δ becomes large.
Although the diffusion kernel as a choice of basis function may have potential for use in whole-genome prediction, our results imply that embedding genetic markers into a non-Euclidean metric space has very small impact on prediction.
Wild theories about their economic impact (miraculous, according to the government; disastrous, according to detractors) were flattened earlier this month by a sober report from the House of Lords, which found that high levels of net migration over the past decade have had "very small impacts" on Britons' personal incomes.
Decades of policy to incentivise rural workforce and introduce tele-health have had very small impacts in the face of systemic and societal disincentives.
When β is very small (0.1), distant sensors have very little impact on the belief functions, which are therefore computed with very little evidence.
These are small and have very little impact in regard to energy or the peak demand.
"We have a collection of 800,000 objects, so in a quantitative sense the law has had a very small impact," said Rick West, the museum's director, who is a Cheyenne Indian.
Actually, the possible values of (M, S) where these methods disagreed in terms of rejection of the null hypothesis had very small probabilities in general, thus almost no impact on test size or power.
