Sentence examples for evaluate the possible impact from inspiring English sources

Japanese officials will evaluate the possible impact on health of smoking e-cigarettes after researchers found that devices bought in Japan contain up to 10 times more formaldehyde - a cancer-causing substance - than conventional cigarettes.

Against this backdrop, the current study is carried out to evaluate the possible impact of CPTPP on the economy of Pakistan.

The equilibrium energy calculated for several proposed Si clusters at ground state and at the first six excitation states calculated results very useful to evaluate the possible impact to the PL from different silicon structures present in SRO films.

The purpose of this study is to determine objective vocal quality, vocal characteristics, and vocal habits in future speech language pathology (SLP) students and to evaluate the possible impact of a provided vocal counseling procedure.

To study the secular trend of menarche in high-school urban adolescent girls (Zagreb, Croatia) over the last two decades, and to evaluate the possible impact of worsening of socio-economic conditions on age at menarche during the Croatian War of Independence (1991 1995).

"We will closely monitor the situation under the U.S. probe and fully evaluate the possible impact and resolutely defend our own legitimate interests".

Significant efforts are invested in field studies using fish, and it is important to optimize the number of organisms collected to evaluate the possible impacts of contamination.

In this study, use of a normalized biomass size-spectra (NBSS) approach was explored to evaluate the possible impacts of S. alterniflora invasion on the benthic communities along gradients of intertidal zones and the invasion history of S. alterniflora within the nature reserve.

The FWC appreciates angler support for taking conservation measures that will help protect saltwater fish and provide time for the FWC to evaluate the possible impacts to fish populations that may have occurred because of the recent prolonged cold weather in Florida.

Considering that the overall burden of diarrheal disease is so high, it is important to evaluate the possible impacts that currently recommended changes in water supply aimed at arsenic mitigation may have on water-related infectious disease, in particular, diarrheal disease.

This problem also arises in other cases, for example when the writer identifies and evaluates the possible impact of the research (as in example (6)).