Sentence examples for effect of the universal from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the present study was to examine the possible effect of the universal school programme "Mental health for everyone" [ 11].

This design thus nests one conventional intervention effectiveness evaluation within a rare study of the effects of the universal provision of individualised intervention in the population as a whole.

Lanthionine synthetase component C-like protein 2 (LANCL2) has been identified as the mammalian receptor mediating the functional effects of the universal stress hormone abscisic acid (ABA) in mammals.

Equity trading in Europe edged lower by midday on Friday, as authorities warned of more negative effects of the universal slump in the continent's economies, and more gloomy euro zone data filtered in.

Thus, these findings suggest somewhat differential effects of the universal care policy on socioeconomic disparities in ECEC use in Norway (at least through 2008, when the youngest cohort was 18 months of age), depending on whether one is considering disparities that appear to be driven by parent education versus family income.

It is true that many voters were and still are confused about the effects of the universal medical coverage law, dubbed by opponents as Obamacare.

Kant identifies the effect of the fundamental force of attraction with gravitation in a note to Proposition 8 of the Dynamics chapter (4, 518; 56): "The action [or effect] of the universal attraction immediately exerted by each matter on all matters, and at all distances, is called gravitation; the tendency to move in the direction of greater gravitation is weight".

A side effect of this universal connectedness of all things is that the world as a whole becomes animated (Hankins 2007).

Thus, although two combined correlations do not sufficiently approximate effect size Rho of the universal population, they do at least indicate a valid association in two independent populations.

This study evaluated the effect of the so-called universal placebo compared to the polystyrene sulfonate (PSS) placebo on genital irritation.

For the Spanish case, Felfe et al. (2012) study the effect of extending universal compulsory schooling to age 3 (also introduced by the LOGSE) on childen's cognitive development.