Sentence examples for escalation effects from inspiring English sources

Chains of accidents, in literature generally referred to as domino effects, knock-on effects, cascade effects or escalation effects occur very infrequently but with disastrous consequences.

Fig. 4 Polluting goods/industries and escalation effect.

The effective tax rates for selected polluting goods and industries was also studied to conclude the continuous increase and escalation effect over indirect taxes (Fig. 4).

UGBs only have small effects on the agglomeration economy but could worsen land market distortions via residential rent-escalation effects.

The average causal systemic antifungal therapy de-escalation effect on 28-day death was evaluated by using a double-robust inverse probability of treatment weight estimator which is a causal inference method based on observational data.

Escalation or contagion effects occur when a conflict in one country spreads across borders into neighbouring countries in which an ethnic minority has its kinfolk.

Finally, no correlation was found between plerixafor dose escalation and mobilization effects on WBCs, blasts, CD34+ cells, or FISH+ cells (Supplementary Table 11).

In Verstappen et al 10 no additional effect on radiological progression was seen of the fast in comparison with the slow escalation group (pooled effect size 0.05; 95% CI −0.23 to 0.33), whereas in Schnabel et al 9 25 mg/week versus 15 mg/week gave an OR of 0.4 (95% CI 0.1 to 2.0) for the progression of joint damage in a selection of patients with less than 3 years disease duration.

Tariff escalation is, in effect, a tax on every step a country takes along the value chain.

The aim of this study was to observe BZD naïve patients redeeming BZD at pharmacies for 3 years and examine the amount and frequency of redemptions to assess the degree of dose escalation and the effect of risk factors: age, gender, physicians' specialty, first BZD redeemed and previous use of other drugs.

We have conducted a retrospective chart review of patients who received a dose of O-LAR above 30 mg to better describe the British Columbian provincial experience of O-LAR dose escalation and its effect on symptom control, tumor markers, and radiological progression.