Sentence examples for effect on settlements and from inspiring English sources

Cattle and goat data were analyzed using univariate and multivariate logistic regression with random effect on settlements and with both the >4 and >2 mm cut-off for BTB positivity as outcomes.

Those arbitration decisions can have a spillover effect on settlements with other unions.

However, both the lunar phase and type of materials tested in the field had a significant effect on settlement.

Drawing this number of potential settlers to live inside Israel has an insignificant effect on settlement growth in the West Bank.

Further uncertainties include the effects of low DO on settlement and survival of C. magister megalopae (the recruiting larval form), which usually enter Pacific Northwest estuaries from April through November [73].

To test the effects of infochemical use on settlement and on larval survival, we used the G-independence test on the number of settled and moving fruit flies for each treatment or on the number of larvae that survived or died for each treatment (Sokal and Rohlf, 1981).

The effects of medieval agrarian crisis on settlement and population were considered in a major interdisciplinary research project in Scandinavia during the 1960s and 1970s.

Variability in settlement at spring tides was examined at two temporal scales: lunar (to investigate the effect of state of the moon on settlement) and tidal (to investigate the influence of state of the tide on mussel settlement).

These footings influence each other, including effects on load-settlement and bearing capacity behavior.

In contrast, location within the landscape had strong effects on bivalve settlement and redistribution patterns, resulting in significantly lower densities in continuous vegetation compared to patches and bare sand.

This analysis can also be applied to estimate the probabilities associated with reaching alternative settlement levels as well as to explore hypothetical scenarios, including, but not limited to, the effects on settlement amounts given the presence or absence of particular factors found to significantly affect settlement outcomes.