Sentence examples for amplified impacts from inspiring English sources

In high-volume production, machining parameters have amplified impacts on the machine performance in terms of productivity (cycle time), reliability (tool life), and product quality (surface finish).

The discussion group considered that current research shows that these risks have become a "new normal" of everyday life, with research revealing increasing hazard trends (for example, floods and droughts) and amplified impacts due to increased population exposure, rapid and unplanned urbanization, poor land use, climate change, vulnerable global supply chains, and economic activities.

However, the complexity and large temporal or spatial variability of the interactions between the atmosphere and forests can significantly reduce or amplify impacts of the main anthropogenic factors on the climate change.

"This, together with the extent of the slack in these economies, may have amplified the impact of contractionary fiscal policies.

Sales tend to build up late in the month, which probably amplified the impact.

While many of the country's problems are not of its own making, economists say swelling public debt and political turmoil have scared off investors and amplified the impact of the global downturn.

We argue that the prevalence of informal employment in Turkey, which is around 35% as of the end of 2014, has amplified the impact of immigration on natives' outcomes.

The use of a closed microscale chamber in our design amplified the impact of electrochemical lysis of water.

WGS is becoming the ultimate tool for diagnosing and typing pathogens, and has amplified the impact of molecular diagnostics on clinical microbiology [ 17].

The emission of greenhouse gases continues to amplify the impacts of global climate change.

"A lack of adequate infrastructures and institutions amplify the impacts of extreme weather events such as droughts and floods".