Sentence examples for effects and issues from inspiring English sources

The village-level approach has clear advantages to evaluate direct and indirect economic effects, but it also has drawbacks in terms of analyzing environmental effects and issues of intra-village inequality.

Potential adverse effects and issues of confidentiality and informed consent also need to be reflected on when considering the referral of positive screens to medical practitioners.

Moreover, in order to gain insights on GMIS policy, its potential effects and issues related to its design, implementation and monitoring, we conducted in-depth interviews with policy makers and managers from the Ministry of Health, development partners and non-governmental organisations in the capital city of Phnom Penh.

This review is an initial effort to address some of these challenges, with a focus on modeling issues (time course of exposures and impacts; uncertainty; and low-probability/high-impact effects) and issues affecting relevance (discount rate selection, decision analysis, and inclusion of factors affecting policy uptake and system dynamics).

This is, in part, because the underlying effects and issue are complicated.

This paper presents an overview of current knowledge relative to identification and quantification of sensitive population subgroups, utilization of sensitive subgroups for studying low dose-effects and issues in formulating environmental policies from information on sensitive subsets of the population.

The first 100 patients serving in the pilot study will be used to assess estimates of treatment effect and issues surrounding the sample size needed for a large trial.

Research commissioned by HS2 and completed last year by Prof Peter Woodward is believed to have found that the speeds proposed would create "critical track velocity effects" and "significant issues" with track instability.

Nicotinic acid (NA), long used for the treatment of dyslipidemia, has shown problems with undesirable side effects and safety issues.

We build on an identification strategy proposed by Bartolucci (Ind Labor Relat Rev 67(4):1166–12014 2014) and address firm fixed effects and endogeneity issues through a diff GMM-IV estimator.

Despite these new opportunities, genetics remains a field defined by uncertainty, as both FDA and industry wrestle with questions of data analysis, side effects, and other issues.