Sentence examples for impacts of a range from inspiring English sources
Professor Will Steffen from the Climate Council said on Wednesday his organisation was planning to compile a report on the health impacts of a range of energy systems, including wind and solar and coal, oil and gas.
The researchers used computer models to estimate the health impacts of a range of outdoor air pollutants such as ozone and tiny particles less than 0.0025mm wide, which are known to cause cardiovascular problems and lung disease, said Jos Lelieveld of the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz, Germany, who led the study published in the journal Nature.
The paper shows how this type of DSS can be used to evaluate the impacts of a range of management strategies that are available to local planners.
As consequences from natural hazards become ever more severe it is critical that we improve our ability to consider and model the impacts of a range of risk factors to forest ecosystems.
Resampling from measured distributions has been applied to matrix projection models to determine the impacts of a range of sources of variation on the population dynamics of the focal system e.g., [11], [34].
However, in order for managers and decision-makers to benefit from this quantitative approach, and to help disentangle the influence of the factors we analysed here, data from well-designed long-term experiments on the impacts of a range of species of vertebrate predators on different prey groups is what is required.
So, too, is the fact that Obama's campaign literature explicitly recognised the racially disparate impact of a range of criminal justice policies and policing strategies.
Indeed, prosecutors have assembled a case that appears to depend not so much on the specific effect of any one accusation but instead on the overall impact of a range of activities over many years.
Here we assess the impact of a range of climatic variations and land covers on the River Thames catchment (UK).
Fig. 2 The impact of a range of temperature on the survival of a aggregated and b non-aggregated cells of M. oryzae CBMB20.
Health utility data from people with diabetes has been widely collected over the past decade, primarily addressing the impact of a range of potential comorbidities [22, 23, 24].
