Sentence examples for cumulative affects from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, re-traumatization can occur and the cumulative affects of the injury can become apparent.

The Bear Lake Cree Nation is currently fighting a constitutional case that argues the cumulative affects of the tar sands violate constitutionally-protected rights to hunt, trap and fish.

Alongside tighter visa restrictions for international students, increased fees for EU students and university budget cuts, the cumulative affect on the global reputation of UK higher education could quickly spiral out of control.

We think that it's the cumulative affect of all the small changes that is really going to be the big thing".

True again, of course; but the cumulative affect of the former may also be dangerous and reprehensible.One other point: Mr Campbell has been very keen to argue that the provenance of the dossier and its claims only became of interest because of the subsequent Gilligan/Hutton/Kelly row.

The cumulative affect: a devoted following that numbers in the millions.

So a child may not grieve at all until the cumulative affect of "goneness" inspires feelings of loss.

Furthermore, the number of cumulative affected joints and the arthritis severity index score were recorded.

In order to asses the cumulative affect of ACE gene polymorphism with other risk factors; we compared various clinical parameters of the ESRD patients among two genotypic groups, DD and ID+II [Table 2].

We did not find any association of MBL genotype groups with other clinical features, such as number of cumulative affected joints, arthritis severity index, PGA, CHAQ scores, or number of patients with uveitis, remission, or severe radiographic erosions, or with laboratory tests such as ANAs, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, and IgM-RF (Table 3).

Our data show how maltreatment, especially when linked with the cumulative trauma, affects the development of self, perceived self-efficacy and all the cognitive skills that form the basis of social skills.