Sentence examples for effects of a planned from inspiring English sources

Two articles of great interest have pressed for an immediate start to the U.S. worse for both countries than the likely effects of a planned withdrawal.

An observational quasi-experimental study design can be applied to assess the effects of a planned event or intervention, when randomised controlled trials are neither ethical nor feasible.

The Streetscapes column last Sunday, about the effects of a planned redesign on the back facade of the New York Public Library in Midtown Manhattan, misstated the quantity of books to be moved off-site from the stacks.

Judge Marilyn Hall Patel of Federal District Court in San Francisco has ruled that the United States Defense Department violated the National Historic Preservation Act by failing to evaluate the potential effect of a planned United States air base in Okinawa on a recognized Japanese national treasure — a big, slow-moving aquatic mammal called the dugong — and ordered it to do so.

The effect of a planned event can be estimated after adjusting for serial dependence and seasonal effects, by using linear models to quantify increases or decreases in the mean level or slope of the series.

They called it folly to make judgments now about the political effects of a plan that Mr. Bush has yet to carry out.

In the process, the generals gave themselves, in effect, a veto over provisions of a planned permanent Constitution.

Ministers are also reviewing contingency plans put in place to deal with the effect of a strike planned for Thursday, the day before the start of the Games, involving border agency staff members.

But Canadian officials probably want to examine the effect of a plan to leave Canpotex, the North American potash marketing cartel, and sell the company's output independently.

Based on the results of parametric study, a simple and straightforward methodology to find out the optimum eccentricity of added VED to compensate for the torsional effect of a plan-wise asymmetric structure was developed using modal coefficients.

The proposed busing was an unforeseen effect of a plan to give Riverdale a public high school of its own, by expanding M.S. 141 all the way to 12th grade, in an effort to stem years of white flight and declining confidence in the local schools.