Sentence examples for meaningful effects on from inspiring English sources

Although not statistically significant, the small number of respondents who indicated currently taking no daily pills had a lower mean value for utility of taking pills than those who took at least 1 pill/day, a difference that would likely have meaningful effects on cost-effectiveness analyses.

Now there is little doubt that ESG issues can have meaningful effects on stocks.

Not only is there no evidence to suggest that privatisation has consistent or meaningful effects on lowered prices, but economist John Quiggin has identified that the ETSA sale has cost South Australians between $1bn and $2bn in lost revenue, as well as their control of an monopoly essential asset.

Consequently, controlling for country effects with respect to ERS is unlikely to result in meaningful effects on correlations with achievement.

Numerical examples showed that the reliability consideration has meaningful effects on the final block diagonal form of machine-part matrixes.

Chung et al. (2011) found that machine reliability has meaningful effects on reducing the total system cost in the CF problem.

Given what is known about the pathways of NO production, it is possible that hawthorn alone is insufficient to have a meaningful effect on NO and may require addition of nitrate/nitrite to be effective in vivo.

The one-year delay of the penalties won't have a meaningful effect on jobs being the leading source of health care coverage, said Paul Fronstin, a senior research associate with the Employee Benefit Research Institute.

Psychochemical warfare was based on the idea that the drugs had no meaningful effect on the body.

Ten architectural events in New York in 2010 that will have a meaningful effect on 2011 (and beyond).

Building roads and bridges as well as green technology will not have any meaningful effect on immediate job creation.