Sentence examples for expect positive effects from inspiring English sources

Next, we define our conceptualization of strategic consistency and reason why we expect positive effects from a transfer theoretical perspective.

As a consequence, one should expect positive effects in understandability, maintainability, and testability of development artifacts implementing such architectures.

The direction of the effect on mens' wages is unclear from economic theory, and only if military service carries general skills that can be transferred to other civil jobs can we expect positive effects.

Thus, overall, HCPs were more likely to expect positive effects on the family member HCP relationship if they also perceived the HCP behaviour more favourably.

Alternatively, greater urges to use correlated positively with expected positive effects, specifically with expecting enhanced well-being, pain reduction, and sexual enhancement from cocaine.

However, it has been difficult to show the expected positive effects by vitamin D supplementation in RCTs, which may indicate that the effects, if present must be small.

The ongoing European smart city project SINFONIA offers the chance to analyze a double international case study, and to estimate expected positive effects on dwellings' value, due to energy retrofit measures undertaken at the district level.

The novel solutions concerning traction design and the use of modern vehicles equipped with traction batteries and generation systems made it possible to achieve the expected positive effects related to environment protection – energy savings and limitation of emission of greenhouse gases – in particular carbon dioxide.

The eIMPACT methodology provided a systematic approach to cover all mobility and comfort effects of the systems; including not only the expected positive effects of the systems but also the indirect and negative effects.

The method is a systematic approach to cover all effects of the systems; including not only the expected positive effects of the systems but also the indirect and negative effects.

The passive optimist assumes the world operates on the brighter side and expects positive effects will follow negative circumstances, no matter what.