Sentence examples for no sizable effects from inspiring English sources

The present study also indicates that the strength of patch material shows no sizable effects on ultimate load capacity of patched sections.

They have found either no sizable effect of immigration on natives or a very small positive effect on natives, suggesting that there may be limited substitution between immigrants and natives in immigrant-receiving metropolitan areas (Altonji and Card 1991; Butcher and Card 1991; LaLonde and Topel 1991; Shoeni 1997; Card 2005).

However, the exposure of microglial cells to C-CM significantly increased the expression of iNOS with no sizable effect on iNOS activity, whereas on the contrary LI-CM was found able to increase both iNOS expression and enzyme activity.

This Am-tra2 knockdown had no sizable effect on female splicing of fem transcripts, suggesting that the Am-dsx switch of splicing was not caused by affecting splice regulation of the upstream regulator fem.

The values of both CV-l and CV-t were similar in the two groups (Fig. 3C), indicating that growth factor administration did not have any sizable effect on the spread of excitation at the epicardial surface.

These sizable effects underscore the likelihood that some combination of passive and active representation at the classroom level affects socially, academically, and developmentally important student outcomes".

It is shown that sizable effects can be obtained.

In contrast to the early literature, studies adopting this methodology report more sizable effects of immigration on the labor market outcomes of natives.4.4

Further variables with sizable effects on the ICER include the risk reduction for all-cause mortality (in the worst case, a zero risk reduction on mortality was considered for systematic CRT optimization) and for HF hospitalization ascribed to the SO group.

Cleft lip with palate and cleft palate alone have sizable effects on hospitalizations during both childhood and late adulthood.

Relative to the Gaussian, these densities have higher mass at zero (inducing strong shrinkage toward zero of estimates of effects of markers with small effects) and thicker tails (inducing, relative to the BRR, less shrinkage of estimates of markers with sizable effects).