Sentence examples for immediate positive effects from inspiring English sources

Overall ORT had immediate positive effects on earthworm populations.

Findings yield a significant relationship between WM and reading comprehension regardless of treatment condition and immediate positive effects of glosses on incidental vocabulary learning.

Although immediate positive effects have been noted, more intensive, long-term interventions may be needed to alter these negative interaction behaviors.

Jessica Ortner, author of The Tapping Solution for Weight Loss and Body Confidence, first discovered a life-changing stress release technique when she was extremely ill, and she felt immediate positive effects on both her physical and emotional well-being.

Although few studies have addressed the correlation between the GI of breakfast foods and cognitive functioning, a recent study has shown that a breakfast of low-GI foods has immediate positive effects on such cognitive functions as attention [17].

These findings indicate that a brief intervention such as this can have immediate positive effects and contribute to the development of health professionals who are ready to collaborate with others to improve patient outcomes.

Not everything that is worthwhile has an immediate positive effect on financial bottom lines, or can be put neatly in a box.

"They view it as having an immediate positive effect on their wallet," Mr. McNamara said of a gas discount.

Campaigners for the new bank seem to believe that we could simply lift a European funding model across the English channel and place it here with an immediate positive effect.

Several recent studies closely monitoring depressed mothers and their children show that a successful remission of a mother's depression during treatment with either medication or psychotherapy can have an immediate, positive effect of reducing symptoms in her troubled child.

That suggests that a rapid revaluation will not have a large and immediate positive effect on the American economy, and it suggests that what positive effect there is will be offset, in part if not in whole, by the negative impact on the Chinese economy (which, the IMF will remind you, is expected to be the primary engine of global growth through 2011 at least).