Sentence examples for perceptible effect from inspiring English sources

But he said HBO's head start "had no perceptible effect on our business".

The researchers found that shock waves from the blast moving at more than 1,000 miles per hour had no perceptible effect on brain tissue.

The Franco-German War and the consequent collapse of the empire had little perceptible effect on mainline theatre, though Offenbach lost favour because of his German associations.

Such an impact would surely have had a perceptible effect on the world, but the rocks from 214m years ago do not record one.

The Jewish-theological side of Strauss certainly had no perceptible effect on his American disciples, most of them Jews and all of them, as far as I know, secular.

Here the sunlight from the doorway had little perceptible effect, and it was difficult to make out much, so he directed the yellow and flickering beam of his torch to a point high up on the rock wall.

While long-lived greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide can persist in the atmosphere for decades to centuries, addressing sources of the short-lived pollutants will have more immediately perceptible effects.

Although knockout or replacement of single genes has perceptible effects on behavior, these genes are part of larger networks whose functions remain poorly understood.

This gives sensitivity to the assay and testing further ADAR1 derivatives shows that all the domains of ADAR1, including the Z-DNA-binding domains, have perceptible effects on RNAi in this assay.

In comparison with conventional descriptive approaches, peak event analysis provided a more analytical and data-driven means to identify suspended particulate events with meaningful and perceptible effects on local residents.

The onset of perceptible analgesic effect and side effects were also evaluated.