Sentence examples for with negligible effect from inspiring English sources

The government's anti-truancy programmes, for example, cost £885m, with negligible effect, according to the National Audit Office, a spending watchdog.

The argument that the calorie source matters is in essence about the fibre content forming a food matrix and its role in appetite control and glycaemic response compared to refined food source of calories with negligible effect on satiety and high glycaemic response.

The new gain boosting technique discussed here improves the dc gain with negligible effect on the frequency response.

Compared to Heuristic 2 with 100 fixed recursions, dynamic Heuristic 3 can almost halve the number of recursions with negligible effect on delay performance (see Figure 3).

The W 5d orbitals affected the position of conduction band minimum (CBM) with negligible effect on the valence band maximum (VBM).

Concentration polarisation was negligible and therefore, high NMWL membranes with high pressure provided high flux with negligible effect on the retention of heavy metals.

The intracoronary route allows for the nitrite to be delivered in an adequately high and effective local concentration with negligible effects on systemic levels (owing to its uptake locally into ischaemic myocardium, short half-life of ∼1 min and systemic dilution).

Debriefing using multiple vs single information sources was associated with negligible effects for time and skills (three studies, ES range −0.07 to 0.09).

It is shown that the overall transfer rate, corrected for bubble growth and with negligible effects of adsorption, increases with particle diameter.

This approach was proven to allow an adequate real-time emulation of shorter TTIs, with negligible effects over the real-time performance of the transmitted traffic, while leaving the real-time emulation of the rest of RANE functionalities unaffected.

In 17 studies comparing alternative simulation interventions, training in non-technical skills (e.g. communication) and medical management compared with training in medical management alone was associated with negligible effects for knowledge and skills (four studies, ES range 0.14 0.15).