Sentence examples for minute effect from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for BP said the shutdown would have a "minute" effect on BP's output in Alaska.

This analysis confirmed that the Raman cell was nondisruptive with a minute effect on the supercapacitor cell itself, indicating high reliability of in situ gas analysis of practical cells.

"Complex flavour chemistry works to make up the flavours inherent in coffee," says Frith. "Caffeine is such a small percentage of total content, especially compared to other alkaloids, that it has a very minute effect on flavour".

In this study, pairs of paralogs had only a minute effect of further underestimating Fhom (data not shown), hence, they were included in all analyses.

Additionally, the current model showed that physiological fluctuations in transport parameters were ineffective in altering endothelial VEGFR occupancy, given their minute effect on interstitial free VEGF levels.

The equi-affine arc-length is roughly linearly related to time, exhibiting a minute effect of the described modulations in affine speed.

Walter points out: "With a lot of performance-enhancing drugs, it's minute effects.

In 1960, working with his student Daniel Kleppner, now an emeritus professor of physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dr. Ramsey invented a different type of atomic clock, known as the hydrogen maser, whose remarkable stability has since been used to confirm the minute effects of gravity on time as predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity.

Exchanging molasses-based products for corn at 2.9 to 5.8% of dietary DM did not influence productivity and had minute effects on milk FA profile.

Smaller studies have failed to turn up anything of statistical significance for this disorder, perhaps because many different genes contribute minute effects to depression risk that have previously been too small to detect, says Paul Thompson, a neuroscientist at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.

Nevertheless, up to date no additional genetic cause is recognised to be administrable in patient care, mostly because results have either not been replicated or might only explain minute effects [8] [10].