Sentence examples for identifying an impact from inspiring English sources

Identifying an impact of ACEI or ARB on cognitive or cerebrovascular function will provide additional mechanistic and therapeutic evidence of the role of RAS in aging.

We used detailed information on local health and exposure-related data to assess the feasibility of identifying an impact of cumulative air pollution programs on environmental public health in New Haven for 26 different pollutant health outcome linkages.

A paper in this week's Science purports to identify an impact crater as big as the famous "dinosaur killer" at Chicxulub, in Mexico.

Even when informatics projects have explicitly identified an impact area or use context, much of the research tends to occur at a distance from the analytic workplace.

Finally, the relatively small number of ESBL-PE infections and our selected population may have limited our ability to identify an impact on mortality.

As well, the California Department of Public Health has not identified an impact of the ban on either head lice or scabies outbreaks (Husted S, personal communication).

Table  4 compares the strengths and weaknesses of the two models for some syndromic surveillance system characteristics for which we could identify an impact by the model of implementation.

Substitution rates between mouse and rat orthologs suggested that essential genes were slower evolving, but no difference was observed after controlling for fast-evolving immunity genes (Hurst and Smith 1999), whereas greater sampling of mouse gene knockouts did identify an impact of gene essentiality on the rate of protein sequence evolution (Liao et al. 2006).

Major problem in identifying a causal impact is that location of immigrants is endogenous.

We plan to estimate spatial panel data models of crime and immigration flows, paying careful attention to the means of identifying a causal impact of immigration on crime.

This could potentially have biased our study towards identifying a lower impact level for diabetes as a risk factor.