Sentence examples for further positive impact from inspiring English sources
However, in this instance, there was no further positive impact on the LE (data not shown).
Costs of climate adaptation are likely to have further positive impact as the spatial rainfall assessment confirms the presence of Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) as large scale signal causing the two rainfall seasonality of March, April, May (MAM) and October, November, December (OND).
(12) Even other professionals outside the healthcare centre noticed and commented upon positive changes, resulting in further positive impact on the self-image of the team.
Further, the positive impact of reflection and collaboration on the engagement and practice of PTs in the tutoring experience reinforced recommendations for designing service learning experiences, or field experiences in general [12, 27, 35, 36, 38, 40].
Further, a positive impact on one-year overall survival was seen in patients given beta-blockers prior to admission.
These findings further supported a positive impact of a stable K+ acquisition on the cellular salt tolerance.
The second part of the analysis, using a quarterly dataset for the post-global recession period, further establishes the positive impact of M2 money growth and income growth on interest rates.
We were recently named one of America's fastest-growing private companies, which only further validates the positive impact millennials have had on our business.
There were well over 100 programs operating in the US and several federally funded studies existed that further substantiated the positive impact of exchange services on drug user health.
Moreover, even in the areas that were part of this narrowed array of services, patronizing and hierarchical attitudes might further diminish the positive impact of the provided services.
To further validate the positive impact of PI on student learning, these authors collected survey data from other current and past implementers of PI who had administered the FCI (Fagen et al., 2002).
