Sentence examples for a strongly negative effect from inspiring English sources

The DDD analysis suggests a positive but statistically insignificant policy effect on transitions from inactivity to unemployment, but on the other hand, a strongly negative effect on transitions from unemployment to inactivity.

Powdthavee and Vernoit (2013) found that parental job loss actually has a positive effect on the happiness of younger children (aged 11) in the UK, but either an insignificant or a strongly negative effect as children age.

These policies had a strongly negative effect on economic and population growth during her reign.

Partitioning this interaction into contrasts showed that it was entirely due to a strongly negative effect of a bacterial strain (Pseudomonas kilonensis/brassicacearum, isolated from Galium mollugo) on Echinochloa crus-galli.

While ambient temperature exerts a strongly negative effect on both migrant and non-migrant BMR, our analysis reveals that overall different environmental variables are correlated with the variation of BMR in these two groups.

In contrast to the effect upon growth on mannitol, ENV1 has a strongly negative effect on lxr1 and the genes in its cluster upon growth on cellulose.

Previous work indicates that soil compaction had neutral to positive effects on growth at the sand texture site, but strongly negative effects on growth at the silt loam texture site.

In contrast, strongly negative effects were observed for tyrosine and 4-pyridylalanine.

Indeed, it is widely understood that additional mortality imposed on small, immature fish can have strongly negative effects on the sustainability of fisheries, and therefore ultimately also on yields (e.g., Beverton and Holt 1957; Getz and Haight 1989; Beck et al. 2001; Roberts et al. 2005).

However, high affinity corresponds to a strongly negative free energy of binding which can result from either enthalpic or entropic effects.

In a 1996 study in the same journal, 20percentt of patients reported that interruptions had a negative effect on the consultation, 52percentt said they didn't believe that the reason for the interruption was important, and a significant minority (18percentt) had a strongly negative emotional response to being interrupted.