Sentence examples for impacts, notably from inspiring English sources

Dr Peter Apps, who studies large predators for the Botswana Predator Conservation Trust, said drilling could have a range of impacts, notably on water sources in the park.

We show that the significant changes that have affected the bay shoreline and shoreface since 1978 clearly reflect anthropogenic impacts, notably blocking of alongshore sand transport by Agadir harbour, completed in 1988, and the foundations of which lie well beyond the depth of wave closure.

However, higher ethanol blends would lead to an increase in some other impacts, notably terrestrial and freshwater toxicity as well as eutrophication for some of the feedstocks.

Yet, higher ethanol blends would lead to an increase in some impacts, notably terrestrial and freshwater toxicity as well as eutrophication for some feedstocks.

Therefore, while ethanol from second-generation feedstocks is a better option for some impacts, notably depletion of fossil resources and GWP, some of its other impacts are higher than for ethanol from fossil-feedstocks so that some trade offs are necessary.

Chemicals and power costs were also not impacted notably by the cyclic mode of operation as they were by design shortcomings.

Many artists contributed to the series's stunning impact (notably the directors Richard Loncraine in Episode 2 and David Frankel in Episodes 7 and 9, and the writers Graham Yost in 7 and John Orloff in 2 and 9).

Small changes in submembrane and cytosolic diffusion coefficients for Ca2+, but not in Na+ diffusion coefficients, may impact notably the myocyte contraction.

Second, new journals dedicated to methodological advances (not only statistical) have been created and are now having considerable impact (notably Molecular Ecology Resources and Methods in Ecology and Evolution).

As this programme progressed, its focus narrowed down to those initiatives that key stakeholders felt were having the greatest impact, notably, but not exclusively, review of practice profiles for cancer and development of practice action plans, use of risk assessment tools, clinical audit and significant event analysis (Box 1).

However, the RRS was incompatible with sustainable rural development of its target region because it has resulted in significant negative unintended impacts, most notably excess housing output, which in turn has contributed to high vacancy rates.