Tracking changes in herd management, in particular declining livestock mobility, over the period leading up to and including veterinary cordon fence enclosure proved vital to contextualise perceived impacts emerging from the pastoral community.
Although recent research evidence [5 7] suggests something amiss, and this account may seem downbeat, contemporary evidence suggests that important positive health and well-being impacts emerge from higher quality TIDS [16].
ERA's pattern of results for lone parents, where earnings impacts emerge early on and then decline after the incentives ended, is broadly consistent with the pattern found for other programmes in the US and Canada that used financial incentives for similar populations.
We see how the multilevel alignment contributes to the transition process: the niche initiative can align with a destabilized regime that has to react to landscape impacts emerging from the growth of renewables (in turn affected by concerns about climate change and politically induced incentives for their development) and concerns about the polluting nature of their traditional resources.
There is a myriad of adverse impacts emerging as a result of trainees being subjected to maltreatment.
The above impacts emerge out of the visitation of areas where birds reside and constitute a symbolic consumption of birds.
Four main categories of impacts emerged from participants' responses: changes in atmospheric and ocean temperatures, melting ice, sea level rise, and ocean acidification.
These stages include the use phase, during which additional indirect environmental impacts emerge, such as those related to the production of other goods and services, which are necessary to use the one analyzed.
When evaluations of water, sanitation and hygiene interventions were reviewed jointly from health and development perspectives, evidence of a broader range of impacts emerged than when they had been reviewed from a health perspective alone.
Instead, its impact emerges on some attitudes but not others, and then only for certain periods of time and among certain subgroups of mothers.
