Sentence examples for effects on transit from inspiring English sources

This study was designed to compare three compounds clinically known to cause constipative (morphine sulfate and propantheline bromide) and laxative (metoclopramide hydrochloride) effects on transit time in rats and mice and to note if there are differences between the species.

Bogotá, Colombia's TransMilenio Bus Rapid Transit BRTT) system has garnered praise for its beneficial effects on transit ridership, congestion, and air quality, yet there has been little research into the system's impacts on individuals and households, particularly on the city's lower wealth households.

The commission weighed the resolution seeking to suspend the tolls but opted to give the state more time to evaluate the system and its effect on transit patterns.

The purpose of this research is to determine where low-wage employment zones are, where different types of low-wage jobs concentrate, and determine if job type and location have an effect on transit ridership for low-wage workers.

The Northern Virginia Transportation Commission on Thursday rejected a proposal that sought to lower the rates on the new Interstate 66 toll lanes, instead giving the Virginia Department of Transportation a few months to evaluate the controversial tolling system and its effect on transit patterns along the corridor inside the Capital Beltway.

It is conceivable that this may reflect a direct effect of the higher dose of A3309 on motility, rather than a secondary effect on transit arising from increased colonic secretion.

In this paper we provide a framework for evaluating public transit investment, taking account of the effects of transit investment on traffic congestion and air quality.

The strongest effects were on transit, stool consistency and urgency, which are important since urgency is one of the strongest predictors of reduced quality of life 37 and as others have reported, response to 5-HT3RAs also correlates with improvement in quality of life.

The results also indicate that road density, income, and metro accessibility do not have significant effects on metro, transit or bus ridership.

A consideration of the specific urban system could therefore provide an answer to the question of why certain factors have different effects on the transit modal split and car travel distance between municipalities of a metropolitan area.

To test this, we used various agents to stabilize or stimulate mast cells, and measured the effects on gastrointestinal transit in vivo.