The phrase "as impacts to" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward construction that lacks clarity.
Example: "The report outlines the potential impacts to the environment."
Alternatives: "as effects on" or "as consequences for".
This reinstated the possibility of interactive dualism, since it allowed disembodied forces as well as impacts to cause physical effects.
It also provides a good starting point for further discussion, improvements and modelling developments for assessing the regional and spatial environmental implications of bioenergy production (e.g., such as impacts to soil, water, and biodiversity) for a within regional context.
The current version of RELCA (v1.0) is unable, as of yet, to model additional environmental burdens, which lead to more regional and spatially dependent impacts, such as impacts to soil or water.
Despite these, it still provides a good starting point for further discussion, improvements, and modelling developments for assessing the regional and spatial environmental implications of bioenergy production (e.g., such as impacts to soil, water, and biodiversity) for a within regional context.
Despite these, it still provides a good starting point for further discussion, improvements and modelling developments for assessing the more regional and spatial environmental implications of bioenergy production (e.g., such as impacts to soil, water and biodiversity) for a within regional context.
Standard bibliometric techniques are well suited for assessing the contribution to the advancement of knowledge, but much less so in assessing contributions to mission-oriented objectives of research institutions, such as impacts to population health or collaboration among scientists.
Sometimes these benefits are referred to as "ancillary impacts" to reflect that in some cases the benefits may be negative.
Local and regional boundaries evolved to limit the emission to the environment and extractions from the environment, respectively, as well as impacts related to land use and ecosystems.
Here we discuss impacts on biodiversity that result from crop selection and management as well as impacts related to the design of landscapes utilized primarily for biofuel feedstock production.
Impacts to the left of the target were plotted as negative values and impacts to the right as positive values.
Are extinction rates in rugose corals really as high impact to society as medical advances?
