Sentence examples for effects not only for from inspiring English sources
The question, as a new week begins, is whether this plan will produce lasting effects not only for Citigroup but also for the broader stock market.
Drug dependence is a major contemporary public health issue (1) involving harmful effects not only for the affected individuals but also for their families, communities, and society as a whole (2).
Furthermore, in the health care sector, impairments in work functioning can have serious effects not only for the nurses but also for patients and their safety as a recent literature review showed [ 8, 9].
Such a change will have beneficial effects not only for breastfeeding [ 42, 43] but also on the baby's neurological development, the parental sense of confidence and trust and the parent-baby relationship [ 5, 6].
Moreover, mental disorders are among the most neglected conditions worldwide [ 2], they strike young people in their productive and reproductive age, with devastating effects not only for the victim but for the entire family.
The clinical use of the DPP-4 inhibitor sitagliptin has beneficial effects not only for glucose control, but also for improving blood pressure, lipid profiles, and QOL regarding sleep quality and diabetes symptoms in addition to being safe with a high rate of adherence to treatment.
Activation of a rewarding feel-better-circuitry would be most effective to counterbalance stressor-effects, not only for suppressing pain (see below) if necessary to escape a predator, but also to cope with minor daily and repetitive challenges.
Baker deploys them to good effect not only for their intrinsic interest but as a moral corrective.
We observed this effect not only for the presented calibration maneuver, but for all calibration maneuvers performed so far.
These HOs are an undesirable effect not only for the network itself but also for the timing estimation.
As the possible adverse effects of radiotherapy are likely to manifest after a number of years (Hancock et al, 1993), the model needed to account for the effects not only of initial therapy, but also of potential salvage and palliative therapies.
