Sentence examples for fully impacts from inspiring English sources

In this case, tax elasticities would range between 0.0 (equivalent to 1.0 in the wage equation, if there is a full internal compensation of wages and taxes that leave labour costs constant), and 1.0 (equivalent to 0.0 in wage terms, when a tax increase fully impacts labour costs).

The UK, by virtue of geography and its economic and political structures, is fully impacted by whatever happens in Europe.

"Walton has truly surpassed herself with this story – a beautiful idea!… The many ideas vying for your attention show Walton's creativity, but perhaps too much is contained within too few pages to fully impact the reader.

has yet to fully impact healthcare.

After two months, we assume a semolina price increase of €0.10 per kilo and allow these effects to fully impact the pasta producer prices without introducing any other changes until the sixth month (this allows all estimated lagged increases to fully impact the semolina price).

"1/ highlight Automattic's international community of designer-engineers (global), 2/ advance the kind of design that is being fully impacted by Moore's Law (computational), and 3/ highlight how cutting-edge design requires the capacity to embrace human differences (inclusion)." Also new, Maeda is launching a new site called Design.blog.

Fully impacted stones casting the entire main pancreatic duct (from head to tail) and possibly side branches.

Otherwise healthy patients 16 to 40 years of age who underwent third molar extraction (2 or more extractions, with at least 1 molar required to be partially or fully impacted) were eligible for inclusion.

Try to skim rather than fully impact the animal.

Of particular clinical relevance is that interfering with this seeding process could impact the aggregation of multiple pathogenic proteins and, hope-fully, impact the clinical progression of disease.

An understanding of the effects of PAHs on aquatic organisms is essential to understanding fully the impacts of urbanization and non-point source pollution on coastal habitats.