Sentence examples for effects on source from inspiring English sources
However, if this migration could create knowledge flows from host to source countries, the detrimental effects on source countries associated with outward migration may be less than expected.
The results show that increasing urban development and poorly managed agricultural areas have the most adverse effects on source water quality.
Ishimaru et al. ([2013]) found that when the IAA-glucose hydrolase gene stops functioning, TGW6 enhances grain weight through pleiotropic effects on source organs, and leads to significant yield increases.
Effects on source localization of WM anisotropy have been investigated in (Haueisen et al. 2002; Wolters et al. 2006; Gullmar et al. 2010) and of skull anisotropy in (Marin et al. 1998; Chauveau et al. 2004).
Therefore, our behavioral source memory results are not very informative on this point since if there were self-referential effects on source accuracy in our study, these may have been obscured by response biases that we were unable to measure.
Regional meteorological measures (e.g., wind speed and direction) limit our ability to assess differential effects on source-concentration relationships; integrated wind measurement instrumentation with each monitor, for example, would be ideal, but infeasible within allowed resources.
Focus of attention has a significant effect on source monitoring performance in people experiencing auditory hallucinations.
The effects of source materials on the microstructure and mechanical properties were studied.
He's skeptical of the notion that subpoenas to journalists necessarily have a chilling effect on sources.
– John Kampfner, chief executive of Index on Censorship, in a letter to the commissioner of the Metropolitan police, Bernard Hogan-Howe Even if the paper succeeds in turning back the demand, it could have a chilling effect on sources' willingness to expose corruption.
The president of the AP, Gary Pruitt, called the actions a "massive and unprecedented intrusion" and noted that the government's actions were creating a profound chilling effect on sources and members of the press.
