Sentence examples for impacts of this process from inspiring English sources
To date, little is known about the impacts of this process on improved outcomes for patients with kidney disease and communication between patients and providers.
The environmental assessment of the outcomes and impacts of this process of government regulation therefore must take into account the technical and operational characteristics on which an urban planning system works: its function in this case has an irreducible spatial dimension.
In order to extract the resources, mining will extract large volumes of water from the subsoil and expel it outside the area being worked -- but there is no mention in the EIA of the substantial impacts of this process.
"The [positive] environmental impacts [of this process] derive from the reduction in use of fossil fuels and related global warming gases through utilization of carbon dioxide by photosynthetic growth in the field," he says.
However, the assessment of its overall impact on this process has been poorly described and remains hard to define since it depends on the nature and the number of mutants accumulated in cancer cells during tumor progression.
During these seven years we have learned many lessons that had an impact on this process: ● The role of PREDICT personnel evolved as staff and processes changed in the clinic.
To reduce cost and ecological impact of this process a highly saline industrial waste stream from a chemical production process was used as source for NaCl.
"We believe that by connecting creative sectors and cultural institutions in the UK with Sudanese partners they are empowered to develop initiatives and ideas that share their experience of developing the creative economy and promote the wider impact of this process in terms of education, economic regeneration, social inclusion and international engagement".
However, for icebergs <1,000 m in length, the impact of this process becomes negligible, leaving mass loss to be dominated by wave-related mechanisms such as the collapse of wavecut overhangs, buoyant failure of protruding underwater rams and forced thermodynamic convection due to differential iceberg-water velocities1.
After reviewing theoretical perspectives on social capital and development, the paper deals with the difficulties faced by economic agents in building social capital and the impact of this process on the productivity of farms and the progress of the territory.
