Sentence examples for had a favourable impact from inspiring English sources
Irvine and colleagues (1982) found that efforts to increase the continuity of children's learning experiences between preschool and school experiences had a favourable impact on their learning outcomes.
Dr Ainomija Haarla, President of Technology Academy Finland - the foundation which awards the prize every two years - said: "The International Selection Committee has to judge whether an innovation has had a favourable impact on people's lives and assess its potential for further development to benefit humanity in the future.
This suggests that advancements in treatment for HD had a favourable impact also in the elderly.
Allele G of SPP1c.-1301G>A had a favourable impact on SCS EBV at any lactation (P < 0.001).
Although ISFP activities don't appear to have impacted on the incidence of these pathologies, they may well have had a favourable impact on their outcome (malnutrition and mortality).
Levosimendan had a favourable impact on the cardiac index, systemic vascular resistance index and inotrope use in our critically ill ICU patients at high risk of death.
But a younger population is also likely to incur higher schooling costs.After adding these elements to the net direct contribution, the OECD finds that immigration generally has a favourable impact on national budgets, contributing 0.3% of GDP on average in 2007-09.
Overall, the available evidence on the effects of delaying the normal retirement age a number of given years shows that it has a favourable impact on the sustainability of the Spanish pension system; cf. Montero-Muñoz (2000), Sánchez-Martín (2003), Boldrin and Jimenez-Martín (2007), Díaz-Gimenez and Díaz-Saavedra (2009b), Sánchez-Martín and Sánchez-Marcos (2008), Conde-Ruiz and González (2012).
JBIC supports projects undertaken in foreign countries that are having a favourable impact on the preservation of the global environment, including construction of renewable energy power plants... ..
Indeed, while the majority of the investigators confirm that this marker augments tumor invasiveness and metastasis resulting in shorter DSS, in a recent study by Al-Saad et al., NF-kB p 105 was reported to have a favourable impact on DSS in operable non-small cell lung carcinoma patients [40].
