Sentence examples for emerging effects from inspiring English sources

"Guatemala's Implementation of the ICRMW: Emerging Effects" (Book Chapter).

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.

These range from numerous theoretical works studying the Dirac equation and emerging effects such as the trembling motion of the electron (Zitterbewegung) or Klein tunneling to experimental implementations of those in different platforms covering all three mentioned above.

In addition to the persistent challenges influencing small-scale fisheries practices, the emerging effects of climate change pose serious risks to coastal ecosystems and fishing communities, especially in low-lying islands.

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.

This number will increase along with the emerging effect and hit the maximum value when the complete logo is shown.

Until well-founded criteria emerge, effect sizes may have to be defined arbitrarily (e.g., as 5% or 10% effect levels), as is common practice in the estimation of effect doses by using regression-based methods.

While the physiologic basis of such an insulin sensitizing effect is still emerging, the effect may be of therapeutic importance, and was assessed here.

This can be explained by emerging delocalization effects of quantum mechanics which governs physics at the nanometer scale.

To further investigate the emerging main effects, subsequent t-tests were performed.