Sentence examples for impact of means from inspiring English sources

The problems with the state system and the damaging impact of means testing have been exacerbated by the low returns on pri vate savings.

This might offset the beneficial impact of means restriction if the newly adopted method is more accessible and of higher lethality.

We studied the impact of mean channel power imbalance on CoMP transmission.

The figures also depict the impact of mean μ v and standard deviation σ v of vehicle speed on connectivity distance.

The impact of mean flow on the thermoacoustic interaction is investigated and validated against full computational fluid dynamics simulations of laminar, compressible flow for one specific configuration.

A study has been carried out on the thermal stratification which is crucial to system design, energy efficient operation and comfort performance of UFAD systems with an aim of examining impact of mean radiant temperature (MRT) on thermal comfort.

The impact of mean sea level rise (SLR) on extreme water levels is investigated using a numerical model that covers the entire North Sea, but has its highest spatial resolution in the northern part of the German Bight.

The predictive capability of each criterion is examined and assessed and some of the issues relating to the prediction of initiation of fatigue cracks in notches are highlighted, including the impact of mean stresses, temperature and the accuracy of the Neuber and finite element methods used to model the mechanical response within the notches.

Meta-regression revealed evidence of an impact of mean change in BMI on diabetes resolution (P < 0.01).

Moreover, it is worth noting that 2 years of follow-up is likely not long enough to fully capture treatment costs of long-term complications of T2DM or to understand the impact of (mean) weight loss observed with exenatide bid versus weight gain with insulin.

Daily DTRs were calculated as the difference between the maximum and minimum temperature on each day and were used as an index of diurnal temperature fluctuation, which can substantially alter the incubation period of malaria parasites and reduce the impact of mean temperature (Paaijmans et al. 2009).