Sentence examples for tiny effect from inspiring English sources
As with most traits, one gene probably has only a tiny effect.
At least this debate had a tiny effect, even if for just one day.
"With a tiny effect like this, you have to be very cautious about bias," Dr. Freedman said.
But every baby step made has a tiny effect on the representational content of the diverse audience that uses software and hardware.
"There are experts who believe that the changes in the climate are unrelated to human activity, that human activity has just a minimal, tiny effect, within the margin of error".
From a 1975 "Rosenkavalier" I can never forget how Josephine Barstow as Octavian clenched her hands, in polite frustration, like fists — a tiny effect, yet scorching like a brand — on the penultimate note of her final line in Act I. Other examples stay in my head.
More dauntingly, the smoke machine, the heart of Mr. McCarthy's tiny effects repertoire, conked out.
It's still a messy science, with plenty of false alarms, contradictory results and tiny effects.
It's just one of many tiny effects that accumulate to make this at once the grandest and the most minutely detailed there is ever likely to be.
It matters to me how even tiny effects of dancing can register in the depths and heights of a vast space.
These small effects mean that eugenics makes no biological sense (as well as no ethical sense), because these tiny effects will be repeatedly shuffled over generations in ways that prevent their manipulation.
