Sentence examples for effects of backdrop from inspiring English sources
It could be the amount of opportunities available, but it still brings up a legitimate question about the effects of backdrop, with music migration considered.
Photograph: RUSSELL BOYCE/REUTERS Updated at 3.46pm GMT 1.27pm GMT Charities give their verdict Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice, says UK households are not yet feeling the effects of an improved economic backdrop and the autumn statement is unlikley to change that: The upward trend is not filtering down.
Replication is fundamental to good science, strengthening the signal of true effects against the backdrop of random noise.
This provided an opportunity for dynamic analysis of economic and wellbeing effects, against a backdrop of increased divergence in the wider national settings.
Content analyses and studies of control of media industries are typically designed against a backdrop of presumed effects of messages on behavior.
In this backdrop, we studied the effects of chronic T. gondii infection in rats on dendritic arborization of BLA neurons and on circulating levels of corticosterone.
The hall will be blacked out for a "sensory experience" in which music is mixed with narration, sound effects and "a backdrop of scents".
"These country programmes will be starting against a backdrop of a fragile global economic situation and effects of the slow recovery of the preceding years of financial crisis.
Against the backdrop of an expansive body of evidence indicating salutary cardiovascular effects of GLP-1 in the experimental animal model, there have been several phase 2 trials of GLP-1 in humans with cardiovascular diseases [ 5, 24, 30].
These broadly sketched global trends formed the backdrop for an interdisciplinary research program that set out to study the effects of globalization on the health of Canadians (2006 2012).
Against this backdrop, this paper aims to contribute to the growing literature on the political effects of international migration by examining specifically the interactive effects of remittances and cash transfer assistance on electoral participation in Mexico.
