Sentence examples for desirable effect of from inspiring English sources

Most of this distortion is deliberate and a desirable effect of the stance of policy.

Ultimately, this may be the most desirable effect of all for boycotters: a behavior change that extends far beyond a company's short-term profits or a dip in its stock price.

But one less desirable effect of such a Europeanisation of politics has now become apparent: the conservative European People's party has closed ranks around Orbán, and is said to have told the commission president, José Manuel Barroso, to go easy on Hungary after Nicolas Sarkozy lost in France.

The RR is less than 1, indicating a desirable effect of having the intervention for reducing drug use (RR 0.67, 95%% CI 0.3 to 1.5).

The RR is less than 1 indicating a desirable effect of the intervention in reducing drug use (RR 0.92, 95%% CI 0.36 to 2.33).

It would also have the desirable effect of assuring that all potential employers are aware of the worker's eligibility for the subsidy.

Judging from both investigations [ 7, 8], alcohol consumption was observed to have a desirable effect on the risk of decreased eGFR.

Studies of patient satisfaction have consistently shown that patients consider complete relief of pain, a fast onset of action and no pain recurrence the most desirable effects of a migraine drug for acute treatment [201, 202].

Even if we consider the desirable effects of recycling MSW, Tokyo still required about 1.1 million m3 of landfill volume in other regions due to consumption by its residents.

We determine the strength of a recommendation by considering the balance between the desirable effects of an intervention and the undesirable effects (incremental harms, burdens, and for select recommendations, costs).

There is general agreement, however, that direct interactions with protein underlie the desirable effects of anesthetics, lending hope that novel compounds can be found.