Other emerging effects of welfare reform are deteriorating physical and mental health, worsening relationships with families and increasing numbers of people who are found to have complex needs.
Innovation is a complex institutional process: it names the emerging effects of interactions between universities, government, and economy, the three spheres of activities where these interactions take place.
Michael Mann: I thought there was some irony to Obama going to Oklahoma, the state that maybe has been most devastated thus far by the emerging effects of climate change, to present a vision of our energy future that really did seem to ignore climate change.
Therefore, the intensity, the spectral composition, and the duration of the irradiation represent variable parameters, which can be used to alter the protein dynamics and then to study the emerging effects on the physiological response.
Having said that, unique effects of additive genetics at age 3 are significant, so while there is substantial genetic continuity across ages, emerging effects cannot be ignored.
This report indicates that although the majority of genetic effects on ADHD symptom scores at age 2 are stable through to age 3, there remains significant emerging effects.
Still, in these experiments, possible later emerging effects or sensitisation caused by developmental exposure has not been studied, so any conclusion in this regard would be tentative.
Qualitative research, the main method of data collection in ANT, is generally more suited to theory development than to hypothesis testing, shifting the analytical focus to sense making activities, negotiation, differing actor perspectives and emerging effects.
Thus, two or more types of predation (representing "trophic species" [ 24]) can produce additive and emerging effects, depending on the type of risk that is represented through these predators.
