Sentence examples for gradual effects from inspiring English sources

A new World Bank report projects that tens to hundreds of millions of people fleeing the gradual effects of climate change will shift centers of population within many countries in Latin America, South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.

Thus, the highest level of β-galactosidase and, hence, the complete abolishment of the elongation arrest required the alteration of the 41 60 segment, although the gradual effects of the shorter frameshifts indicated the absence of a clear cut-off point.

Our design does not capture gradual effects of the regulation.

Recognizing that climate change is a key hazard driver (Kelman 2015), for example, highlights the opportunity to explicitly incorporate the gradual effects of climate change when planning to reduce disaster risks.

Most climate models had assumed a slow, steady increase in temperature and forecast gradual changes with gradual effects.

Hayward said he's talked to users who started with 80 milligram pills of OxyContin, which they could crack open and smoke and get the effects all at once, bypassing the gradual effects from ingesting it normally.

Other studies have focused on GHG emissions13 even taking into account the gradual effect of GHG emissions on radiative forcing15.

"They keep saying there's a difference, so maybe there's some gradual effect".

That suggests weakening house prices would have a fairly small, gradual effect on consumer spending.Nonsense, say the pessimists.

A new paper* from the RAND Corporation, another think-tank, suggests that taxing calories could have a sizeable, if gradual, effect on people's weight.

One gradual effect of the Enlightenment was to tamp down the fires of Hell and sweep away the ashes, allowing us to bask in the rational coolness that ensued.