Sentence examples for a lessened effect on from inspiring English sources

In theory, when a parasite strain has coevolved with a specific host, the parasite imposes a lessened effect on host fitness [89], [90].

These two studies demonstrated a lessening effect back towards baseline estimates.

These benefits come not only in the form of revenue raised by the fee but also through the millions of dollars saved from reducing collection and disposal and street-cleaning costs as well as avoiding contaminated recycling streams, not to mention lessening effects on the natural environment.

We must acknowledge that the used transport demand figures are obtained from a rather coarse method that for example does not take into account spatially varying car ownership or the lessening effects that national borders have on transport flows [48].

Communications and Transport Minister Gerardo Ruíz Esparza told reporters that the worst of the storm moved into the mountains, which lessened its effect on populated areas.

It might be worthwhile to expand this study with different samples and settings (including interviews with actual patients) in order to determine the signification(s) of IDK-Qs and confirm their possibly lessened blocking effect on (simulated) patients.

The program operates in a range of industries — including fleet management and data services — to lessen the effect on any particular one.

The CBI's president, Paul Drechsler, said "kicking the can down the road is already having a real effect" but that a quick decision could lessen the effect on the UK.

But Villaraigosa wants the decision delayed for one year to lessen the effect on the city budget.

This increases the difficulty in providing a quality package of care, improving the control of asthma and lessening the effect on children who suffer from this common condition.

Becoming a member of families may have been part of her pathology, a way of endlessly recreating the foster families of her childhood, trying to lessen their effect on her by finding better variations of them.