Sentence examples for impact examples from inspiring English sources

This blog showcases the work done by students in Dr. Christine Erlien's Duke writing course "Google Earth's Impact". Examples from a lot of disciplines and many links to other sites.

The largest craters with diameters over 60 km can have central domes, which are thought to result from central tectonic uplift after an impact; examples include Doh and Hár craters.

Despite significant impact examples as provided above and found in the literature, continued efforts are required to reach the benefit potential of quantitative and systems pharmacology in drug discovery and clinical development.

In example (17) the evaluation of the real world entity (learner behavior) did not serve to support the writer's argument, but in other examples the writers take responsibility for their evaluations and use them to create a research space (examples (18)–(19)) or predict impact (example (20)).

Low-cost, high-impact examples include internal phishing and whaling excursions to simulate "what if" scenarios and isolate and train groups that took the proverbial bait.

NSF is also ditching its list of broader impacts examples because, NSF says, some scientists interpreted the list as all-inclusive and prescriptive rather than as a list of examples as NSF intended.

Let's look at one high-impact example, diabetes.

We also endeavored to choose some videos of lesser-known artists, like Gotye, who's video for "Someone I Used to Know" is a low-budget, high-impact example that feels both innovative yet familiar at the same time (think of it as a naked version of Zach Braff's wallpaper shirt in Garden State).

University heads now have to provide case studies proving impact – for example, details of how a piece of medical science has benefited the wider community – which requires them to collect additional data.

Operation Impact, for example, redeployed 800 police officers into 61 crime pockets around the city.

Some challenges – the inexperience of new groups in meeting rigorous reporting requirements or measuring impact, for example – are real.