Sentence examples for Predominantly impact from inspiring English sources

We find that IT strategic role is strongly associated with growth metric, whereas sourcing decisions predominantly impact operational performance measures.

Asthma accounts for the largest percentage of this group, but infections, such as viral bronchiolitis, also are common and predominantly impact the small airways.

Neither the Doha Declaration nor Paragraph 6 decision address the fundamental issue of underinvestment in R&D for health conditions that predominantly impact LMICs.

It is therefore plausible that in human asthma IL-13 neutralisation may predominantly impact variable airflow limitation mechanisms, resulting in the observed effects of tralokinumab on FEV1 and the absence of a reduction in sputum eosinophil counts, although the interpretation of this result must be treated with caution due to the small numbers of subjects with sputum cytology available.

It is possible that in most cell types, the degree of licensing inhibition in MGS patients is slight enough to predominantly impact on development via activation of the licensing checkpoint, resulting in a reduced number of cells in certain key cell types such as neurons.

"The combination of mild winter temperatures and circulation of a subtype of influenza virus which predominantly impacts on young adults rather than the elderly may partly explain the low levels of excess winter mortality in 2013-14," the report said.

Sean Devlin, a SHD representative, claims the Conservative government's new budget completely ignores this country's nasty case of growing economic inequality: "Right now inequality in Canada is actually accelerating faster than it is in the United States, and it's predominantly impacting younger people a lot harder than those over 35.

The habitats predominantly impacted are sagebrush shrublands (3.7 million ha) and grasslands (1.1 million ha), with the remainder a mosaic of hayfields and irrigated croplands.

In particular, selective reduction of mutant SOD1 in MNs predominantly impacts on disease onset and its early phase.

Type 1 GD occurs in both children and adults and predominantly impacts on the non-neuronal organs, whereas types 2 and 3 have an onset in childhood and adolescence, respectively, and exhibit neurological deficits.

Thus, it can be concluded that project risk management aims to identify uncertain events and their (predominantly negative) impact on the project for the purpose of reducing the said impact (Pich et al. 2002).