Sentence examples for effect on readiness from inspiring English sources

Trump defended the policy change as a cost-saving measure, despite a 2016 Rand Corp. study that found that allowing transgender people to serve openly in the military would have a minimal effect on readiness and health care costs.

Treatment had a statistically significant effect on readiness to change use at 12 months (adjusted OR 2.05, 95% CI 1.26 to 3.31; P=0.004) that was not maintained at 24 months (0.78, 95% CI 0.48 to 1.28; P=0.320).

They showed that for aerobically fit patients, GDT was associated with no benefit and even had detrimental effects on readiness for discharge and length of hospital stay.

The effects of readiness on care outcomes are visible not only to nurses but to doctors and relatives as well.

Using a weighted average to calculate ITRL and the composite SRL value can produce a better readiness value by allowing all system components to have an effect on the readiness values.

But several studies on the issue have concluded that lifting the ban is unlikely to have any appreciable effect on the readiness of the armed forces.

To be sure, the number of troops being diverted is small enough that, so far, the effect on overall readiness has been minimal.

The Army and Marine Corps declined to say exactly how many women left Iraq and Afghanistan as a result of pregnancies, but it appears to be relatively rare and has had little effect on overall readiness, commanders say.

That has had a "chilling effect" on the readiness of asylum seekers in Scotland and Wales to seek the NHS's help, even though neither country imposes charges, the EHRC said.

The military has publicly stated that tobacco has a negative effect on troop readiness.

It would also require Defense Secretary James Mattis to complete his review of transgender troops' effect on military readiness by the end of the year and report his results to Congress.