Sentence examples for an impact equivalent from inspiring English sources

Research by some BoE economists on the impact of its first £200 billion in QE purchases suggests that it may have raised Britain's real GDP by as much as 2% and inflation by 1.5%, an impact equivalent to a three-percentage-point cut in the main interest rate.

The results of an initial pilot study of players 6-8 years old found that one out of every twenty plays resulted in an impact equivalent to a car crash.

The freeway length that would cause an impact equivalent to that measured in this study (i.e., PN concentration increases weighted by the area impacted) was estimated to be 280 790 km.

Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) consistently demonstrated that mechanical periodontal therapy associates with approximately a 0.4% reduction in HbA1C at 3 months, a clinical impact equivalent to adding a second drug to a pharmacological regime for diabetes [ 35].

However these experiences unfold, they have a lasting impact, equivalent to a trauma with no visible cause.

To put such numbers in perspective, a roundtrip flight between New York and Rio de Janeiro generates a warming impact equivalent to 3.1 metric tons of carbon dioxide per passenger -- an amount 50percentt larger than what an average denizen of Brazil produces for an entire year.

"If it does succeed, and that's very much a long shot, it will have a huge impact – equivalent to the use of gas shales in the US".

The world is much bigger than it looks, a realization that he thinks will have a psychological impact equivalent to the first photographs of atoms.

Estimates now put the crater's size at about 125 miles in diameter, indicating a force of impact equivalent to an earthquake about 10,000 times stronger than the one that leveled San Francisco in 1906.

Estimating that current car-focussed transport systems cause congestion, air pollution, traffic accidents and climate change impact equivalent to 5-105-10%GDPbal GDP, they said it was important to collaborate and invest substantially in low-carbon transport.

Figure 7 shows that the number of adult equivalent has an impact on the wood fuel used per day.