Sentence examples for effects of returning from inspiring English sources

The debate over the psychological and health effects of returning to the site of the World Trade Center's collapse has raged for months within The Journal's newsroom.

A rapid biogeochemical assessment protocol has been developed to assess the potential effects of returning heated groundwater to the Mullaloo aquifer in Perth, Western Australia.

The developed scheme is used to quantify the interactions between multiple effluent discharges for different tidal conditions in conjunction with the effects of returning pollutants.

Several economists reckon that the brain-drain hypothesis fails to account for the effects of remittances, for the beneficial effects of returning migrants, and for the possibility that being able to migrate to greener pastures induces people to get more education.

To determine the fitness effects of returning laboratory-adapted mice to social selection, mice were subjected to independent iterations of either continued enforced monogamy in cages or social selection in a seminatural environment where breeding is promiscuous.

Those shares are then taken off the market, thus having a similar effect of returning capital to shareholders.

We were privileged to hea Dame Myra many times after that, and each time we did her playing had the effect of returning us to our youth..

He looks at the effect of returning American servicemen and servicewomen and the Marshall Plan, which sought to integrate Western Europe into America's economic, business, and technological structure.

An aeroelastic analysis is developed based on Euler Bernoulli beam theory including large twist angles and unsteady aerodynamics including the effect of returning wake.

We were privileged to hea Dame Myra many times after that, and each time we did her playing had the effect of returning us to our youth.

They look like people who have been turned into birds and might turn back at any enchanted moment, but they have the simultaneous effect of returning their viewers to the wilderness.