Sentence examples for impact on between from inspiring English sources

Murphy said that the new initiative would have an immediate impact on between 80 and 100 programmes that will go into the works for Sky1, Sky Atlantic, Sky Living and Sky Arts in the near future.

The impact on between unit variation observed in the laboratory after applying unit-specific calibration factors to data obtained in setting #2 in the mechanical setup can be seen in Table 2. Across the population of MTI instruments, the SD was reduced considerably from 221 (95% CI 206 239) counts*min-1 to 127 (95% CI 118 138) counts*min-1, and the CV was reduced from 4.3%to2.5%5%.

However, no covariate having a significant impact on between-study heterogeneity was found among those mentioned above.

Meta-regression with restricted maximum likelihood estimation was performed to assess the potentially important covariates that might exert substantial impact on between-study heterogeneity (Higgins and Thompson, 2004).

The Waratah is bird and mammal pollinated [ 13] and our data show that gene flow across large distances is possible (within the coastal group for example), thus suggesting that factors other than dispersal impact on between-population connectivity.

When significant heterogeneity or publication bias was found, we performed subgroup analyses by study design (case-control study versus cohort study), and the source of information (data linkage versus self-report) to assess the impact on between-study variations (heterogeneity).

The earthquake's impact on relations between Turkey and Israel is a vivid example.

Even stranger, Chávez's demonization of the U.S. has had little or no impact on business between the two countries.

The devastating description of the then chancellor, which was splashed across the front page of the Observer, had an immediate impact on relations between the two men.

Experts who speak of Chinese-American military relations regularly use words like "albatross" and "millstone" to describe their impact on cooperation between Washington and Beijing.

The two leaders' impact on relations between their countries reflects the intense role that personality plays in governments in the former Soviet states, where official structures tend to be weak and democratic values even weaker.