Sentence examples for most demonstrable effect from inspiring English sources

The most demonstrable effect of early prenatal care is the accurate dating of the pregnancy, screening for infection and the prenatal screening for chromosomal and congenital anomalies.

The most demonstrable, most preposterous effect of Vatican II in the mid-1960s was to spatially reconfigure churches so that the congregation might be closer to the host, as though the host were a physical entity.

Surprisingly, we found that most of the mutations had little or no demonstrable effect on reporter gene expression.

Whether traditional or quirky, though, most usage advice shares one striking feature: its lack of demonstrable effect.

The Committee also discussed the pivotal issue relating to the extrapolation of animal studies to humans noting that in most instances a dosage level can be identified that causes no demonstrable effect in animals.

There is absolutely no evidence to suggest that it was, and we also know from evaluations from similar schemes in other countries – such as Megan's law in the US and Christopher's law in Canada – that, in the words of the most recent evaluation from 2008 of the impact of Megan's law that it has "showed no demonstrable effect in reducing sexual offences".

In a commentary also published in Lancet on Thursday, Dr. Nicholas Moore notes that the study's most remarkable result is that acetaminophen (called paracetamol in the United Kingdom) "does not seem to confer any demonstrable effect or benefit in osteoarthritis, at any dose".

Adopting those measures has a demonstrable effect on robberies, the police official said.

Trico has a demonstrable effect on The Last Guardian's world.

Whether streaming has had any demonstrable effect on sales remains intensely debated, though.

"We're doing a controlled, prospective study right now to see if there is a demonstrable effect.