Sentence examples for identifying impacts from inspiring English sources

Hence, potential endogeneity is overcome by identifying impacts across grades at a particular point in time.

Diffuse pollution abatement has been a challenge for decision-makers because of the intermittent nature and difficulty of identifying impacts of non-point sources.

But he said he was "satisfied that Waratah [the company proposing China First] has adequately assessed the environmental values of the [reserve], identified impacts, proposed migration measures and committed to provide compensation for significant residual impacts by way of offsets".

The ethical significance of the identified impacts was predicted based on the associated difficulties to meet these criteria.

At first group, is possible to identify impacts related to inlet of waters high in sulfates and chlorides, these solutes dilutes along two first lagoons.

Contrary to those remote observations, instruments on board spacecraft have identified impacts of dust particles on the spacecraft beyond the Jupiter's orbit (Humes, 1980; Gurnett et al., 1997).

Beyond the identified impacts and challenges, this proposed conceptual model ultimately aims to help lay the groundwork, explore future research topics and curricula for the fashion field integrating DDM, focusing on the 3DP technology.

An ethnographic approach, using interviews and a focus group, was used to identify impacts of the ostomy including challenges, resources and adaptational strategies.

The ten items were based upon the most commonly identified impacts upon dermatology-specific HRQL that were elicited from patients with skin disease.

Collectively, our findings underscore the dramatic and newly identified impacts upon mitochondrial function that a modest 50% reduction in LETM1 expression has in WHS-patient-derived LCLs.

Geocode data on franchise clinic location enable us to identify impacts on a large nationally representative sample of children in Kenya.