Sentence examples for desirable impacts from inspiring English sources

It is universally acknowledged that the residual effects of pesticides exert desirable impacts on pest control.

On the other hand, training and capacity development efforts are not effective and will not lead to desirable impacts without enabling policy environment, and institutional and organizational reforms (Adebayo et al. [2009]; Babu et al. [2007]), and civil service reforms (World Bank [1999]).

Our results indicate that although the change in alcohol consumption habits of young adults following their 21st birthday is less severe than previously known, policies that are designed to reduce drinking among young adults may have desirable impacts and can create public health benefits.

Deciding whether the desirable impacts of an option are worth the undesirable impacts requires an estimate of how large these different impacts (and their economic consequences) will be.

Tapered thin-walled rectangular tubes have been considered desirable impact energy absorbers due to their ability to withstand oblique impact loads as effectively as axial loads.

That is, although the researchers recognised the advantages of the tests' multiple choice format for large scale administration, they also found that the tests lacked reliability, construct validity, authenticity, interactiveness, and a pedagogically desirable impact on English language education.

By so doing, we will be able to anticipate, rather than predict, the positive and desirable impact of language assessment on policies and practices of language teaching and learning, achieving the goal of "impact by design" (Salamoura et al. 2014; Saville 2009, 2012).

Understanding cause and effect and what makes each one of us "tick" and what soothes each of us, something totally unique to every person, is key for understanding how one can have the most desirable impact on others we come in contact with.

Also, to the extent that ARVT lowers prevalent viral loads on a population basis, there should be a desirable impact on reducing the risk of HIV transmission.

In turn, this was seen to have a direct and desirable impact on mental health.

This might go part way to explaining the lack of desirable impact of thoughtfully designed assessment interventions.