Sentence examples for backward effect from inspiring English sources

It could, in some sense, have been anywhere, or everywhere; perhaps that will be the backward effect of this eviction.

One wonders if Khadr's age had a backward effect on the jury: if they were less interested in the age he was when was brought to Afghanistan than the age he would be when he got out of prison (sixty-four, if their sentence was served in full. The head of the Amnesty International-Canada called the sentence "stunningly punitive".

By correcting for the bias, and knowing the bias direction, one can also infer about the underlying backward effect.

Using instruments we purge the effect of income on child health off the backward effect, leading to a proper estimation of the income effect alone.

A sensitivity analysis provides error intervals on discharge estimates taking into account uncertainties on water level, roughness coefficient and channel geometry, and the impact of a nonpermanent discharge or the backward effect.

The backward effect running from child health to household income is understood to be an inverse relationship; poor child health creates an incentive for the households to earn more income for the used sample in the study.

If the fiber length is higher that the backward effective length of interaction then the backward effects should decrease at the benefit of the forward Raman scattering.

It has up to four backup singers and nine musicians at any given time, and sometimes a bit of space noise and backward effects in the guitars -- the kind of thing done by indie-rockers with some time on their hands.

Simultaneity causes the OLS estimator to pick up both forward and backward effects, biasing the estimation.

Cross-lagged panel designs were used to establish causal directions, including backward effects from economic freedom and wealth on governance.

To assess this prediction, we rely on the following numerical analysis taking into account forward and backward effects.