Sentence examples for a modest negative effect from inspiring English sources
Some experimental studies in the West have shown that income maintenance schemes have a modest negative effect on the working hours of beneficiaries.
"[The CBO's] best judgment was that it would have a modest negative effect on employment and a modest positive reduction in poverty rates," Burkhauser says.
The RE, KE, and EK mutations had a modest negative effect on dephosphorylation rates (data not shown).
This reflects that, in most patients, the positive effect of a longer MDT outweighs a modest negative effect of an EIF that is zero at decreasing flow.
This last observation is consistent with the shallowness of the composite surface, which would likely have a modest negative effect on accessibility of a structured substrate to the active site and even less so to inhibit an unstructured phosphorylated peptide (such as GSTP).
Combined with the modest negative effect on middle-aged female part-time workers, the results of my study suggest that in response to the mandated continued employment of elderly workers, firms primarily cut wages of elderly workers, and some firms reduced the number of female part-time workers.
Their findings suggest no effect on white students but modest negative effects on minority female students in the receiving schools.
Previous studies that focused on the effect of immigrants on the achievement of native students have found modest negative effects or no overall effect.
Moreover, we found a modest negative correlation between the CG density and the elongation rates in individual genes, opposite of the effect CG content has at the promoter.
It's necessary to at least pause and consider research that shows minimum wage hikes can have a modest negative affect on overall employment specifically among teenagers but as Slate's $15 wage critic Jordan Weissmann himself points out, that side effect is perfectly acceptable so long as most workers are making out better in the long run.
"The delay is a modest negative," Michael T. Regan, an analyst with Credit Suisse First Boston, said.
