Meanings of measurable effect in English

The use of intermittent positive pressure breathing had no measurable effect on FRC.

He enjoyed doing this, knowing that the charm had no measurable effect on Charlie.

Neither annealing nor interface modification has a measurable effect on G or Q(-1).

What the hub does has a measurable effect.

That's the thing: for people with major depression, it's easy to say, this has a measurable effect.

A combination of health warnings, fewer users and protection against passive smoking have had a measurable effect.

It's not just its symbolic significance that we treasure but also its very measurable effect on plant growth.

A full-scale numerical simulation on the omni all caps OMNI computer shows a measurable effect of one percent.

Here, we have investigated whether relatively high exposure to both infections has a clinically measurable effect on this condition.

But as exasperating as this bar of shame can be, heeding its gentle prodding does have a measurable effect.

We know they exist, however, because they do have a measurable effect: they give rise to forces between matter particles.

Immunization with recombinant AceKI was shown to confer partial protection against hookworm-associated growth delay without a measurable effect on anemia.

They are caused by the movement of immense mass, but most are so weak that they have no measurable effect.

Even so, the prod had a measurable effect, and the insect's huge body shivered as the electrical charge jolted it.

L-NMMA alone significantly reduced blood flow in the infused arm, but had no measurable effect on t-PA or PAI-1 concentrations.

In contrast, basophil depletion using Mar-1 antibody had no measurable effect on Th2 induction in this system.