The phrase "aid effects" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the effects of aid, such as in humanitarian or economic discussions.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the aid effects on local economies after the disaster."
Alternatives: "impact of aid" or "effects of assistance".
Acid house was still underground, while the Live Aid effect had smeared middle-brow values all over rock music.
Although these studies show evidence that quality of life for individuals with cochlear implants is significantly improved when compared to those with hearing aids, effects on cognition (either positive or negative) were not shown.> -wrap-foot> Note.
"It's a Band-Aid effect". The abrupt surge in killings in tandem with the drop in police staffing strongly indicated that the two were connected, says Blumstein, the Carnegie Mellon criminologist.
Given this representation, the model can be customized with time contrasts to aid interpretation effects holding substantive interest.
Additionally, profiles could be used to aid joint effects studies.
The later three components aid the effects and facilitate the delivery of monarch (the principal component) or lower the toxicity of other components.
But Band Aid's effect was short-lived.Will the Diana effect last any longer?
Indeed Berthélemy et al. (2009) suggest, in the last section of their paper, that skilled migrants are more sensitive to bilateral aid (attraction effect), while unskilled migrants are more influenced by the effect of total aid on the budget constraint softening.
Exclusive sale of TCS/TCC-containing soaps in pharmacies and prescription requirements for TCS in toothpaste may aid in effecting the desirable reduction in unsustainable consumption patterns and with it associated adverse effects.
