Sentence examples for first-order effect from inspiring English sources
But the first-order effect is of job loss".
As for the workload, its composition has first-order effect on the electric field pattern.
But in the immediate aftermath of some productivity-enhancing improvement, the first-order effect may be to reduce employment.
Small mammal abundance exhibited a heterogeneous distribution, and the existence of a first-order effect was detected for all species.
Our survey suggests that standard setting has a first-order effect on the utility of earnings but there is a relative paucity of research that examines this connection.
As technology advances into the nanometer territory, the interconnect delay has become a first-order effect on chip performance.
These are just the easily predicted first-order effects of a massive tariff increase on all Chinese imports.
These results indicate that market design can have first-order effects, even for sophisticated institutional customers.
We have to go beyond the first-order effects, too.
The simplest way to move toward it is as described above - by implementing measures that prevent or mitigate the first-order effects of negative externalities.
