Sentence examples for damage impact on from inspiring English sources

If herbivore and pathogen damage impact on plant vital rates and demography it would be expected that biological control success for this species would be patchy and depend on plant size, population density and site location.

This scale can be used to determine possible storm surge and damage impact on land.

These chemicals have come under criticism from environmental and health groups, which say they have been linked to cancer, genetic damage, impacts on fertility and reproductive health, allergies, hormone disruption.

Cartilage damage impacts on patient disability in rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

Because chronic inflammation is associated with muscle damage impacting on the progress of Duchenne dystrophy, we decided to classify the study population according to muscle functional status using the Vignos Scale.

When translating stimulation protocols from healthy participants to post-stroke aphasic patients, the consideration is not only in terms of how the stimulation target site may be engaged by the language task, but also how the stroke damage impacts on the targeted cortical region's structure and function.

The visitor crush is creating two main problems – a steep decline in the quality of visitor experience that a national park is supposed to provide, and damaging impacts on the ecology of these intact natural places.

A severely freeze-damaged stand of Colophospermum mopane along a slope in the Venetia Limpopo Nature Reserve provided an opportunity to investigate the nature of freeze-damage impacts on C. mopane.

After similar bland assurances of only low level impacts on fisheries prior to construction, the first decade of the dam's operation saw damaging impacts on 85 per cent of fish species present before the dam's construction, with 56 species disappearing entirely and reduced catches for a further 169 species, according to a World Commission on Dams study".

Nevertheless, tourism and recreation have a range of damaging impacts on habitats and species (Butler 1980; Buckley and Pannell 1990).

These results highlight the importance of identifying extra-nigral regions of damage that impact on behavioural dysfunction from damage to the nigrostriatal system.