Sentence examples for Resultant impact from inspiring English sources
Test differences and any resultant impact on scores complicate the interpretation and comparison of results across studies of GJH.
The resultant impact of these things on the PGA Tour is somewhat longer term as the growth of the game stimulates global television consumption, sponsor interest and related factors.
Perhaps the greater risk to Britain is the potential of disruption elsewhere in the world, with the resultant impact on the global economy and the potential for security and humanitarian crises.
That being said, UK Coal's immediate earnings are, in our view, of limited significance, given the potential extent of the business restructuring, and the resultant impact on company valuation.
But if we want a retail employee and family on £30,000 a year to be able to afford a four-bed detached house in the GLA, the amount of supply-side pump-priming we would have to do - and the resultant impact on sustainability, quality of life, food production and knock-on costs to government - would be astronomical.
The resultant impact on the planet is alarming.
Subsequently, the resultant impacts of changing these parameters on the overall solar power plant energy and exergy efficiencies are examined.
This paper demonstrates an integrated method for studying cropland loss dynamics and the resultant impacts on sustainable development spanning the past 10 years (1996 2006) in response to rampant urban growth.
Albedo (or solar reflectivity) plays an important role in the thermal behavior of pavements and other ground surfaces, and their resultant impacts on humans and the environment.
In mountain headwaters, climate and land use changes affect short and long term site water budgets with resultant impacts on landslide risk, hydropower generation, and sustainable agriculture.
Thus, from the aforementioned observation, it is most likely that most of the farmers in the study area would easily have limited capacity to cope with the resultant impacts (Field 2012).
