In a number of papers using quite sophisticated research designs, Raj Chetty, an economist at Harvard, and colleagues show that the quality of one's kindergarten teacher has lasting and consequential effects on adult earnings, and that students who have highly effective teachers are more likely to go to college, as well as experience other positive social outcomes.
By considering other factors, these data journalists are putting their thumbs on the scale — lightly, but with consequential effects.
I foresee consequential effects on young artists and scholars, who have been given what almost amounts to a new past.
By considering other factors, these data journalists are putting their thumbs on the scale lightly, but with consequential effects.
These consequential effects, such as amount of bleed water and time of setting, were accounted for in the slab measurements.
Increasing economic activities and rapid demographic changes in a number of African countries may have consequential effects on environmental quality.
And yet ongoing cuts in the social-services sector seem likely to produce far more consequential effects upon the well-being of the needy and vulnerable than can possibly be overcome by the actions of a Minister for Loneliness.
The main consequential effects of damage in concrete structures were the need for the contractor to return for repairs as well as the need for regular monitoring.
This study indicated that light microclimate had consequential effects on 'd'Anjou' pear fruit quality, and effects of light penetration on quality were most pronounced in extreme light conditions, which are suggested to be the focus of further research.
This study showed that activation of the vasoconstriction genes, thrombomodulin gene, chemokine genes, cytokine activity genes, adhesion genes, anti-apoptosis genes, and apoptosis and caspase-activation genes could have consequential effects on renal allograft survival.
