Sentence examples for effects of events from inspiring English sources
As independent contractors, these workers are especially vulnerable to the secondary effects of events like the Sept. 11 disaster.
The bottom portion of the income statement reports the effects of events that are outside the usual flow of activities.
It won't surprise you that I think my addiction was a good thing, that it helped to give the public a clearer view of the causes and effects of events that have changed our lives forever.
The TV commercials are to present the effects of events like the wearing of the first miniskirt, as passers-by are seen registering shock and surprise; the first man on the moon, as a family watching television is glimpsed crying and cheering; and the first expedition to the South Pole, as penguins are shown turning their heads in unison from left to right as if they were humans at a tennis match.
Accident modelling is a methodology used to relate the causes and effects of events that lead to accidents.
There is increasing evidence for effects of events during pregnancy on childhood and adult health and interest in the possibility of intergenerational effects of events (i.e., effects of events during pregnancy on the outcomes of pregnancy and health in subsequent generations).
Accordingly, the contingent valuation method is used to establish a framework to quantify the welfare effects of event regeneration from the economic, social and environmental perspectives.
This study develops and tests a framework for explaining how exposure and activity involvement moderate the effects of event image, event sponsor fit, and event commercialization on sponsor image.
Coefficients of determination (R) for analyses of separate health traits were derived from General Linear Model (GLM) analyses in SASb, including fixed effects of event and gender.
Finally, the information usually cannot be used to look at the differential effect of events on different segments of a society.
It was reviewing the effect of events only likely to occur every 10,000 years, rather than under the previous assumption of every 1,000 years.
