Sentence examples for effects of a higher from inspiring English sources

Among women, the negative effects of a higher degree of enforcement appear only for married women.

The effects of a higher value of (beta ) on packets are shown in Fig. 3.

In the recent CBO study of the effects of a higher minimum wage, the approximate elasticity of the number of poor people with respect to the minimum wage is −0.05 (Congressional Budget Office, 2014; p. 11).

In a second study, we used a paired-feeding experimental design to determine the effects of a higher dose of leptin (0.05 mg · kg-1 · day-1) on serum metabolites and PPAR expression in selected tissues.

We again investigated the effects of a higher concentration of A. tumefaciens cells and conidia in liquid IM with the same ratio of A. tumefaciens cells to conidia (50 1), but the number of transformants did not increase in a dose-dependent manner.

This kind of conclusion is echoed in more recent evidence on distributional effects of minimum wages finding that a more generous EITC can improve the distributional effects of a higher minimum wage (Neumark and Wascher, 2011), viewed alongside the increased generosity of state EITCs in the 2000s.

In [11], a transmission range is set dynamically according to local traffic conditions, which maintains connectivity effectively while minimizing the adverse effects of a high transmission power.

Desjoyeaux had slowed as he has started to feel the effects of a high pressure system.

Decisions about chemical risks are often based on the effects of a high dose of a single chemical on an animal.

One such drug, resveratrol, also a very minor ingredient of red wine, hit the headlines last week with a report by David Sinclair of Harvard Medical School and colleagues that it negates the bad effects of a high-fat diet in mice.

Dr. Auwerx, whose interest is in the genetic control of metabolism, decided to see whether resveratrol would offset the effects of a high-fat diet, specifically the disturbances known as metabolic syndrome that are the precursors of diabetes and obesity.