Sentence examples for a downward effect of from inspiring English sources

The marginal effect of price was 0.00 for Scenarios 1, 2, and 3; thus, a downward effect of price was not observed.

"We're hopeful that as the program grows it will continue to have a downward effect on the rate of these tragedies," said William Van Slyke, a spokesman for the child welfare agency.

"That's why all the Saudi talk about increasing output has already been discounted without having a downward effect on prices," Mr. Gheit of Oppenheimer said.

As flagged up 7.28am, Germany's statistics body reported that the balance of exports and imports had a downward effect on GDP growth.

Thus, if the preliminary numbers show no downward effect, then the notion of a downward effect can more readily be dispelled.

Other foods including bread and cereals, fish, jam and chocolate had a downward effect.

Although smaller in size, the downward effect of firm fixed effects on the productivity parameter is also found in Bartolucci's (2014) estimations based on hourly value added in German firms.

Moreover, an increase in the percentage of women in an occupation has a large downward effect on its wage rank.

The poor concurrent availability of both strengths of artemether/lumefantrine had a strong downward effect on the country-specific and standardized product availability.

The cost of living is only going up because last year's plunge in petrol prices is no longer having a big downward effect on the consumer price index.

"People appear to dislike politics and politicians so much that prompting them to think about them has a very large downward effect on their assessment of their own lives," Mr. Deaton reported.