Sentence examples for general long term from inspiring English sources

In general, long term N use lowers soil pH and in turn has a negative impact on certain soil microbial groups, especially actinomycetes and denitrifying bacteria.

These analyses have shown a general long term trend towards reduced rates of occupational group specific employment among men of working age and a similar long term trend towards increased employment rates among women of working age.

Further factors to be considered in this multifactorial aetiology are chromosomal anomalies; epigenetic effects, both 'narrow' effects on DNA and broader alterations in gene expression; and environmental effects, both general, long term (as nutritional deficiencies) as major, short term insults.

Society for Social Development (SSD) The general long term aim of Society for Social Development (SSD) is the improvement of the quality of life of the low income inhabitants of Quetta and other semi-urban areas of the province of Balochistan Pakistan.

Both of these systems are part of a more general long-term trend towards automating call centres, says Dr Nahamoo.

Home health agencies, which care for Medicare patients with specific health needs (as opposed to those receiving general long-term care), have been proliferating in recent years.

"Mature" economies in Singapore and Hong Kong, "maturing" ones in, say, Thailand or Malaysia, and "emerging" ones such as China may be at different stages, he argues; but they all follow a general long-term trend from primary producers to low-cost manufacturers and then to service economies.

This may account for the general long-term failure of pedagogical changes alone to effect changes in evolution acceptance.

The idea of proportionality in just war theory is an example of such a rule: killing in war is justifiable if it promotes general long-term happiness.

Given the general long-term orientation of family firms, it is of research interest to investigate the influences of entrepreneurial orientation and firm innovativeness on the sustainability of a family-led organization.

Practically, the evaluation should account for the uncontrolled environment, e.g. general (long-term) accident trends, exogenous changes in traffic volumes, and for the selection bias (regression-to-the-mean) if relevant.