Sentence examples for effects a number of from inspiring English sources
To alleviate these negative effects, a number of well-designed protective measures could be implemented.
When analysing reform determinants by means of panel regressions including year effects, a number of results stand out: The evolution of labour market institutions was faster in EU countries at earlier stages of economic development.
Covariance: number of tasks and number of dependencies are proportional to architecture decisions - change or increase to such decisions usually has two effects: (a) number of tasks increase; (b) number of dependencies increase.
To investigate those effects, a number of 60 amputated worms were divided in three study groups: a control group and two other groups submitted to daily 1 and 3 min long laser treatment sections at ∼910 W/m2 power density.
In terms of the molecular mechanism of the HMF effects, a number of recent publications have provided evidence to support the role of Cry genes (Cry1 and Cry2) as the key molecules in the bio-magnetic interaction in avian, Arabidopsis, Drosophila and human cells (Mo et al. 2013; Xu et al. 2014; Gegear et al. 2012).
In order to develop a better understanding of these effects, a number of experiments have recently been undertaken in which the time of flight and direction of arrival of HF signals have been measured over several paths aligned along the mid-latitude trough.
He restored order, putting into effect a number of forceful measures.
E.M.T.s from Richmond University Medical Center then arrive, but they don't intervene to any great effect (a number of them have been suspended pending a review, the Times reported).
To help mitigate this effect, a number of dose-saving steps can be taken.
The shift in where rain falls and the associated water sheds, the loss of the Himalayan glacier and so on, all effect a number of people that is staggering.
The current legislation would maintain and put into effect a number of policies that might be difficult to sustain over a long period of time".
