Sentence examples for have measurable effects from inspiring English sources
Accumulating data suggest that placebos have measurable effects on the brain as well as objective (physicians can measure improvement in patients) and subjective (patients report feeling better) benefits for patients.
Dr. Stuart Shapiro, a physicist at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, compared the theory to surprising predictions just after World War II that fluctuating electric and magnetic fields in apparently empty space could have measurable effects on electrons in atoms -- predictions that were later verified.
We tested the hypothesis that trees have measurable effects on infiltrability, macroporosity, and preferential flows in agrosilvopastoral systems.
For example, work by Deretzis et al. [2] has shown that even single vacancy deformations in graphene nanoribbons can have measurable effects on the material's conduction properties.
Using a combination of population data, canopy cover measurements, and forest simulation models, we show that modest fuels treatments in the Sierra Nevada would not be expected to reduce canopy cover sufficiently to have measurable effects on owl reproduction.
One reason stems from a mind-set of experts who only know about equilibrium environments, in which climatic conditions are predictable and factors other than rainfall have measurable effects on production.
Beyond that age, however, the fraction of contaminant needed to have measurable effect is quite small, and, therefore, undetected or unremoved contamination may occasionally be of significance.
Above all, this is a community experiment in seeking new ways of communicating and discussing science, which, eventually, might have measurable effect on how we actually do science.
These programs are having measurable effects.
Still, other scientists suspect that the new releases are having measurable effects beyond the harbor.
