Sentence examples for cited impacts from inspiring English sources

That would double the cited impacts to devastating 20% to 40% reductions in rainfall in those areas and 40% to 60% reductions in the cited crops.

Regular visits to the clinic, restrictions on diet and alcohol intake, and anxiety regarding bleeding and potential drug interactions counted among the most commonly cited impacts (Table 4B).

The most commonly cited impact is deforestation, i.e., the clearance of forest or woodland.

Rank journals in a field by number of times cited, impact factor, and other scores.

The most cited impact dimensions are related to knowledge, public health and socio-economic advancements.

Many signatories told the Guardian that they are alarmed by the lack of understanding of climate change as a health issue, citing impacts such as increased diseases, extreme weather events and food, water and energy security leading to conflict, mass displacement and migration.

Wilmar International, the agribusiness group based in Singapore, cites impact on brand value as customers become more sophisticated in their demands for sustainable products that are traceable and deforestation-free.

Before the tsunami, there was stiff resistance from the local villages citing impact to fishery in the region.

Brazilian company Marfrig Global Foods for example has cited financial impacts following a 2009 Greenpeace campaign highlighting their role in cattle-linked deforestation in the Amazon.

The majority of participants cited the impacts of migraine and a desire for additional non-drug treatment as their main reasons for taking part and almost all completed the course.

One of the most cited economic impacts of the obesity epidemic is on direct medical spending.