measurable effects

After the ten year period no measurable effects were noted.

He said that the company did not expect the election year to have any measurable effects on retail sales.

Scientific uncertainty about their measurable effects on health is thus being used as an argument for doing nothing.

Widespread property destruction and harm to individuals are often immediately measurable effects.

"Well, if our new nebula really is falling into a greater Core there should be measurable effects.

An impact event is a collision between celestial objects causing measurable effects.

These also show that the measurable effects of different rates of tax were very small for most types of workers.

"Solar and cosmic radiation has measurable effects on metals.

The not measurable effects will be summarized in an appendix as a D Indicator.

No measurable effects were observed in athletic performance or in levels of testosterone and cortisol.

I'm an engineer, not a telepath, but I know that psionic energy can have measurable effects on the physical world."

Alcohol consumption has substantial, measurable effects on working memory, though these effects vary greatly between individual responses.

This leads to measurable effects on the isotopic composition of samples characteristic of their biological or physical history.

The vacuum state is associated with a zero-point energy, and this zero-point energy has measurable effects.

Virtual particle: In quantum mechanics, a particle that can never be directly detected, but whose existence does have measurable effects.

A spokeswoman for the Hewlett-Packard Company said, "We aren't seeing any measurable effects at this point."

"Yes, yes, that's all very well, Mr. Spock, but we're concerned with measurable effects here, not soft science.

Jay Belsky, PhD, the study's author, says the study showed "a limited number" of measurable effects on children and that those effects were "modest in strength."

Group 3 had the best performance results, indicating that certain types of mental training, such as consciously invoking specific subjective states, can have significant measurable effects on biological performance.

Furthermore, because SNRIs are extremely selective, they have no measurable effects on unintended systems, such as on monoamine oxidase inhibition.

When an experiment sensitive to one of the background fields is rotated or boosted, i.e. particle transformed, the background fields remain unchanged, and measurable effects are possible.

He majored in cognitive science at Stanford University, and used this knowledge to create radical experimental music that is inaudible to human hearing yet has measurable effects on the brain.

If he charges his clients for his therapy hours, which I assume that as a psychoanalyst he does, he must presumably be offering a legitimate service with measurable effects.

Chapter 4, "Human health implications of light pollution" states that "... light intrusion, even if dim, is likely to have measurable effects on sleep disruption and melatonin suppression.