Sentence examples for effect of closure from inspiring English sources
For those working on site, the effect of closure is unthinkable.
As in the earlier successful challenge, the claimants argued that the minister had not been given adequate information to be able to properly assess the practical effect of closure on the particular needs of ILF users and their ability to live independently, or to consider alternatives.
The effect of closure is seen in both the shot peened and laser peened samples to different degrees.
Janet Serra, the director for the Western Connecticut Convention and Visitor's Bureau, said the effect of closure would not be immediate, but noted it could impact tourism and area hotels.
Figure 1 shows the effect of closure duration for the targeted class and targeted grade strategies at a fixed closure-triggering threshold of 3 symptomatic cases.
The objective of our study was to estimate the effect of closure of LPMs in reducing incidence of human infections with H7N9 in the most affected cities of Guangdong and Zhejiang provinces during the 2013 14 winter outbreak.
The general paucity of data on student activities during school closures, however, remains a major barrier to understanding the potential effect of closures as a disease mitigation measure and underscores the need for further research (18, 23 – 23 ).
The effects of closure strips was investigated by combining a distributed optical fibre sensing technology with a conventional monitoring scheme for analysing strain distribution, subsidence, earth pressure, and structural stress.
The best proxy for the effects of closure on such mixing is arguably the change in behavior of those who are not ill.
However, for students symptomatic during the closure, it was not possible with a survey like this to disentangle the effects of closure on their behavior from the effects of their illness on their behavior.
We describe the activities of students affected by school closure, the effect of school closure on families, and parental opinions regarding school closures implemented in response to influenza A pandemic (H1N1) 2009.
