Sentence examples for impacted period from inspiring English sources

The differences of the "natural streamflow" between the "natural period" and "impacted period" indicated the impact of climate variability on streamflow decrease.

Based on the break point of streamflow, the whole period was divided into two periods: "natural period" (before the break point) and "impacted period" (after the break point).

Fish culture in pellet feed based and poultry or livestock integrated systems appear to be more impacted by periods of prolonged cloud cover and heavy rain than subsistence culture system (Pimolrat et al. 2013).

For example, in the case of layoffs, the AIDPA requires covered entities to provide at least 60 days notice to the impacted workers, which period shall be extended to 180 days for employees who enter and continue approved educational and/or employment retraining through the AIDPA's Worker Realignment Program.

The assessment instrument contains questions to assess both concepts and competencies, and it will be used to gauge improvements in these areas by both network members and impacted students over their participation period.

With her impacted syntax and unsettling, even opaque, diction, late-period Gordimer can test the reader as much as late Henry James.

Provides distribution of impact states and comparison between impacted areas.

Hence, the aim of this study is to determine angular changes and the eruption level of impacted third molars in Brazilian subjects over a 5-year observation period (longitudinal retrospective cohort) in a group of patients referred for surgical evaluation of the third molars.

In addition, Arandjelovic et al. [ 33] found similar TIRM estimates when one longer-term (3 years) and two shorter-term (<1 year) sampling periods were compared for the same population of western lowland gorillas, suggesting the sampling period used in this study should not have strongly impacted abundance estimates.

We develop a panel data, fixed effects econometric model that includes hurricane-impacted states as cross-sections using annual data for a period of almost 100 years.

The historical split of contemporary metal-impacted populations from clean-river fish dated to the Medieval period.