Sentence examples for extent impacts from inspiring English sources

While the predicted damage extent impacts profile selection and support design, the depth of damage is a critical aspect for the design of permeability sensitive excavations, such as a deep geological repository (DGR) for nuclear waste.

Finally, our conclusions are generalisable only to diabetes screening until further research indicates to what extent impacts of informed choice in screening are dependent upon the context.

The results showed that task type also, but to a less extent, impacted on test takers' revision patterns.

As emphasised earlier, CAD represents a relatively simple description of a disease that in fact consists of a complex array of different sub-entities, especially with regard to the extent, impact and effect upon the heart and its individual structures.

This result suggests that the official new can, to some extent, impact on true and false rumor-spreading competition, the truth is strengthened, and the falseness gradually dissipates, which in turn breaks the competitiveness between rumor and official information.

It is well known that asthma has a heterogeneous immunopathology that could to some extent impact on this variability.

Our study aims to characterise the nature, extent, impact and cost of chronic pain among Irish children.

South of the strong upwelling cell, the ecosystem is to a larger extent impacted by short-term wind variability (Shannon and Nelson, 1986), and the dynamics of Agulhas rings from the east (Schouten et al., 2000).

Table 2 gives the impact scores (extent of impact, importance of impact and overall impact) for each of the life domains and the results of the significance tests between the UK and US samples.

In addition to prevalence and impact score, the impact intensity and extent of impacts were also reported and compared between the intervention and control group.

Prevalence, score, impact intensity, causes and extent of impacts were compared.