Sentence examples for effects propose from inspiring English sources

Then they will assess what adverse effects that reconstruction might have on the historic areas and, if there are any adverse effects, propose ways to avoid, lessen or soften these impacts.

Recent advances in social statistical analysis of age-period-cohort (APC) effects propose the use of hierarchical modeling in combination with repeated cross-sectional survey design to solve this problem.

"The Matrix," last year's Oscar winner for special effects, proposed one answer that lingers in the mind.

This strongly supports the occurrence of large quantum effects proposed in a recent theoretical study.

Fig. 1 A holistic model of test effects proposed by Pan Pann: Consequences of test use: Educational and societal effects of English certification exit requirements in Taiwan, Unpublished).

For Japan, but intraregional SAM, Kawakami (2006) evaluates "income re-distributional effects" proposed by Roland-Holst and Sancho (1992) for regional SAM in Mie prefecture (central government; exogenous).

Despite the chemopreventive effects proposed by earlier in vitro studies, the cancer promoting effect of genistein observed here suggests the need for careful selection of patients and safer planning of clinical trials.

Specifically, we apply generalised linear mixed models (GLMM) with spatially correlated random effects proposed by [19], and used it to analyse factors associated with the survival status of infants during the first four weeks of life.

These results are consistent with the guidelines for clinical trials for nutrient effects proposed by Robert Heaney.

Our analysis also informs advancement of a unified dose response modeling framework that is applied consistently to cancer and noncancer effects proposed by the NRC (2009).

Morrisette stated that the temperature elevation was at a level thought to be sufficient to produce the theoretical therapeutic effects proposed with an elevation in temperature.