Sentence examples for effects are projected from inspiring English sources

Without action now, extreme weather, flooding and other global warming effects are projected to be a $271 billion annual drag on the economy by 2025.

As this series of reviews unwinds, we see a landscape in which the central claims of mainstream climate science is judged to be untouched: a landscape in which man-made climate change is very likely happening, and its effects are projected to be significant in many regions of the world, particularly in regions populated by the poor.

No long-term effects were projected, and the Nets' president, Rod Thorn, has intimated he will most likely take Martin with the first pick -- if Orlando does not pry it out of his hands with a lucrative deal.

The linear component D and the nonlinear cohort effects were projected.

Significant effects were projected on a mean image of all 10 runners from time point 1. 3D rendering was performed with MRIcron Version April 2010 [ 27].

With lower coverage, a weaker net effect is projected (Figure 3).

The long term-effects of the ACA are projected to significantly reduce Medicare spending.

Following the general spirit of yield line analysis, the effects of a yield line are projected to the sides of the triangular element and then used to calculate the bending curvatures.

The medical device tax, which went into effect this year, is projected to raise about $30 billion over a decade.

14 Individual vectors, adjusted for height (R/H, Ohm/m; Xc/H, Ohm/m) in order to eliminate conductor length effect, can be projected on a Cartesian plane defined by R/H and Xc/H (R/Xc graph).

Therefore, to increase drug's efficacy while decreasing their toxic side effects, it has been projected to encapsulate the drug in a nanocarrier (Fathi et al. 2012).