Sentence examples for a generalized impact from inspiring English sources

"We're not seeing a generalized impact," Heinz said.

This paper deals with a generalized impact angle control guidance law with terminal acceleration constraint, which is called the Time-to-go Polynomial Guidance (TPG).

In addition, we show that these genes have a specific effect on a test of single-word reading rather than a more generalized impact.

Given previous findings suggesting that spatial training may have a more targeted, rather than generalized, impact on STEM outcomes, we developed a math categorization that would allow us to identify the types of math problems most likely positively impacted by embodied spatial training.

Thus, it is possible that vitamin D deficiency has a generalized detrimental impact on antibacterial responses and may therefore play a role in many types of infectious diseases.

The use of generalized impact factors and the definition of impact intensities of energy crops are discussed controversially, especially for its use within the assessment of agricultural land use.

The generalized impact of LMP7 depletion on the pattern of CD8+ T cell responses to MCMV epitopes was also interesting.

With a focus on the latter, this paper presents a generalized approach to exploring the impact of a wide range of stochastic structures of short- and long-term persistence on the variability of hydroclimatic time series.

Mathematical modelers have given little attention to the question of how pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) may impact on a generalized national HIV epidemic and its cost-effectiveness, in the context of control strategies such as condom use promotion and expanding ART programs.

Differences in mean scores for HRQOL were evaluated with a t-test and with a generalized linear model analyzing the impact of living without legal status on HRQOL.

Our work proposes a generalized model to study the impacts of two critical parameters on spatial resolution performance of a PET block detector: multiple interaction events and signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).