Sentence examples for effect of planned from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely to remain untouched, though it is not expected to feel the full effect of planned cuts until British troops end combat operations in Afghanistan in 2015.

The researchers said that the efforts that are required in many countries to assess the environmental effect of planned wind farms have proved faulty and inadequate in measuring the risk to bats.

The negative effect of planned housing could be reduced by 46% on average by preferentially building on less preferred habitats and in areas with low populations of urban-sensitive bat species.

The aim of this analysis was to estimate the effect of planned cross-border energy flow and different levels of predicted wind energy share with respect to the three pricing outcomes (higher price, lower price, or equal prices) that can occur between a pair of trading partners in the Nordic day-ahead spot market.

The effect of planned promotions and word-of-mouth marketing.

We conducted a pre-specified subgroup analysis to examine whether the effect of planned place of birth was consistent for nulliparous and multiparous women.

The report also aims to establish the "full understanding and awareness of the effect of planning on the Welsh language".

There have been few reports on the preparedness of individual PCPs to respond to emerging respiratory infectious diseases, and on the effect of planning on individual preparedness.

After further adjustment for smoking status, effect of planning reduced slightly to 24% increased odds (AOR 1.24, 95% CI 1.04-1.48), remaining statistically significant.

Another study which looked at the effect of planning in adolescents, found that those who planned their pregnancies had a higher rate of smoking, STDs, leaving school and subsequent pregnancies compared to those who did not plan [ 21].

The effect of planning a pregnancy appeared beneficial in this study, but a Swedish study found only 20% of women planning their pregnancy took folic acid during the period in which they were planning [ 18].