Sentence examples for associated impact on from inspiring English sources

In this study, we exploit recent improvements to the ocean observing system in the North Atlantic to quantify the anomalous ocean MHT associated with a transient weakening of the AMOC and the associated impact on subtropical ocean heat content (OHC).

Although the present study shows limited or no health risk associated to OTA contamination in black pepper, white pepper and clove, it is necessary to enhance consumers' awareness on mycotoxins and their associated impact on health, and to sensitise them on preventive measures to be taken.

Catherine Lesjak, HP's chief financial officer, explains it thus [emphasis mine]: " The majority of this impairment charge [ie write-off] is linked to serious accounting improprieties, disclosure failures and misrepresentations that occurred prior to HP's acquisition of Autonomy and the associated impact on the financial performance of the business over the long term".

The causes of each failure mode and their associated impact on system operation are identified.

The temperature drawdown of the TBZ and the associated impact on the COP were observed.

However, environmental conditions will strongly influence the level of fine ash exposure and associated impact on air quality.

The importance of these changes and associated impacts on Northern Eurasia and potential feedbacks to the global Earth and socioeconomic systems may be quantified using models.

Additional treatment processes for elimination of OMP or pathogenic microorganisms require resources such as infrastructure, chemicals and energy, thus causing associated impacts on the environment for the supply of these resources and also additional costs for water utilities.

The recognition of several important facies representing freshwater (lacustrine and fluvial) and brackish (lagoonal and marine-influenced) conditions have shed light on the environmental and landscape evolution of the western part of the Thessaloniki Plain and associated impacts on human occupation during the last 10,000 years.

More evidence for intervention effects on unregulated selection and consumption is needed with respect to both of these product categories to inform the design of interventions to reduce their consumption and ameliorate associated impacts on health inequalities.

Other health sectors have developed climate change plans (58), but the majority of health service planners were not aware of the likely climate change-associated impacts on population health, and were therefore unable to incorporate the evidence into their service plans.