Sentence examples for effect to be realised from inspiring English sources
However, it will take time for that full effect to be realised.
If the potential health effects of these policies are to be realised it is essential that programmes designed to implement them can be rigorously evaluated to determine both positive and negative effects.
The report says the effects could take up to 15 years to be realised, but would ultimately result in a permanent increase in economic activity.
The overemphasis on intermediate outcomes measured in the short-term may underestimate the true effect of quality improvement interventions which have yet to be realised [ 26].
Consequently, the inclusion of transmissive stages in evolution experiments may be critical for the effects of a trade-off, or lack thereof, to be realised.
The complications induced by such effects must be taken into account in design, if the potential benefits offered by the use of such members are to be realised, and in recent design specifications this has been realised.
ε is an abstract parameter and its value for stochastic simulations was estimated and chosen so that a community effect could be realised in silico.
However, 'interventions will never be simple to do when vested interests stand to lose profits from them' (36), a point recently reaffirmed by the Lancet Commission on Investing in Health that acknowledged the difficulties in addressing societal determinants of health where 'complex and entrenched political obstacles exist', and where effects 'will not be realised for a long period' (54).
In numerous studies, DEMRI and PET scan studies were able to demonstrate these pharmacodynamic effects, but it must be realised that both techniques are still unvalidated to predict antitumour activity or patient benefit.
18 Life course and intergenerational models imply that the full effect of increased prosperity would be realised over decades.
