Sentence examples for imminent effect from inspiring English sources

More importantly, a non-diagnostic biopsy has an imminent effect on a patient's further treatment.

Those with direct experience of injury or death of family members due to the armed conflict were also excluded because of the imminent effect of such events on the study outcomes.

When organising future camps, more attention should be given to the selection and training of buddies, and to the imminent effect of over-identification in order to counteract any negative effects.

In a 2014 paper, Migration as Adaptation, Kayly Ober suggests migration is a good way of dealing with the imminent effects of climate change.

In fact, UN-HABITAT projects that within three decades, one of three people will live in near total despair -- lacking sanitation and clean water, exposed to the imminent effects of climate change, fueling the spread of disease and possible pandemics.

However, it is important to 'design' an effective treatment programme which can optimize the ways of combining immunotherapy and chemotherapy to diminish their imminent side effects.

However the capacity of this act to effect imminent change in the treatment of the mentally ill is cautioned by the fact that within Kintampo districts existing legislation which should in theory protect the rights of the mentally ill, is routinely breached with impunity.

However, weight loss induced by imminent disease masks effects of increased BMI over the life span, a suspected cause of dementia [ 2, 43, 44].

The authors' tutorial on the declining costs of solar panels and power storage, for instance, makes a nearly airtight case for clean energy's imminent economic and environmental effects.

Professor Eric M. Freedman of Hofstra University Law School speculated today that the three dissenting justices were trying to limit the retroactive effect of an imminent ruling they disagreed with.

AS IN the rest of Japan, shopkeepers on Jizo-dori, the main street of Sugamo in north Tokyo, are nervously awaiting the effect of an imminent rise in the country's consumption (ie, sales) tax, from 5% to 8% on April 1st.