minimal impact

collocation in English

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minimal
adjective
uk /ˈmɪn.ɪ.məl/ us /ˈmɪn.ə.məl/
very small ...
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impact
noun[C usually singular, U]
uk /ˈɪm.pækt/ us /ˈɪm.pækt/
the force or action of one object ...
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Examples of minimal impact

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Language spoken at home exerted only a minimalimpact on literacy measures in either language but a strong effect on oral language measures.
However, once a local system stabilizes, individual differences have minimalimpact.
This is one possible explanation for the minimalimpact of birds observed in the coffee understorey.
Adolescents who discontinued their substance use by young adulthood showed minimalimpact.
The persistence of the problem, however, suggests that this measure had minimalimpact, and the government did little else to address thespian impoverishment.
A shigella vaccine effort in those countries would have minimalimpact on the burden of disease and is unlikely to be implemented.
Length of stay has minimalimpact on the cost of hospital admission.
These were chronic patients, and so there may have been minimalimpact of the controlled trial on cumulative experience of psychosis.
However, a run-time computation of ontology mappings would only have a minimalimpact on the routing process.
As a corollary, if our expectation about the mechanism underlying party ambivalence is true, then value conflict should have a minimalimpact on the stability of ideological self-identification.
Written off fifty years ago as having a minimalimpact on voting behaviour, the study of campaign effects enjoyed a renaissance in the 1990s.
Nevertheless, given the effort made to reduce its frequency during classroom practice, the few items that may have appeared in the input probably had minimalimpact on the study.
Rachman explains the reasons why some strategies commonly employed in the treatment of obsessions that are not theory driven have minimalimpact on reducing symptoms.
This also suggests an incorporation of the parasitoid larva into the host's embryo, with minimal impact to the latter and then co-existence with the developing host, under its immune response.
We must go further, given that this indication on its own will have a minimalimpact unless accompanied by other measures.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The amendments to which we have already agreed will reduce that minimalimpact still further.
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The sale will have minimalimpact on occupants of the quarters that we retain.
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The proposals are expected to have a minimalimpact on business.
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