Sentence examples for effects of contracting from inspiring English sources

Representative Christopher H. Smith, Republican of New Jersey, asked the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention yesterday to study the long-term effects of contracting anthrax and the drugs used to treat it.

Now, as an adult, Nora must live with the devastating effects of contracting polio.

By including perspectives on SRH service provision and BPHS contracting across health-system components and levels, this study contributes to broader debates on the effects of contracting on perceptions and experiences among practitioners and service-users in conflict-affected countries.

Moreover those studies also indicated positive and significant effects of contracting health indicators of the communities served.

To prevent such shrinking, which would have the undesired effect of contracting the Fed's balance sheet, the Fed announced in August that it would reinvest the proceeds from the mortgage-related holdings in Treasury securities — about $35 billion a month.

The ciliary muscle has been described earlier, and it has been shown that the effect of contracting its fibres is, in general, to pull the whole ciliary body forward and to move the anterior region toward the axis of the eye by virtue of the sphincter action of the circular fibres.

We corresponded throughout the week, and she warned me that she had given up on trying to appear fashionable after being diagnosed with diabetes (a side effect of contracting a parasite during a visit to her beloved Nepal).

These are the main variables of interest and the coefficients γ1 and γ2 are referred to as the treatment effects of contracts and cooperatives respectively.

This analysis describes the effects of contract terms on parameters of inputs and outputs, quantifies the relationships among production rate and production time, production, investment and costs.

Our results show that the positive effects of contract farming on productivity and producer income that previous studies showed for high-value crops and export-oriented food chains (e.g. Key and McBride 2003; Maertens and Swinnen, 2009; Maertens et al., 2011; Miyata et al., 2009) also hold for lower-value produce and local food chains.

The data showed that the effects of a contracting economy outweighed the rush for space by companies displaced by September's terrorist attacks.