Sentence examples for impacts on the consumption from inspiring English sources

Locating migrant impact channels within endogenous growth frameworks highlights a range of potential production side effects (on productivity and its drivers, as well as trade flows, entrepreneurship and market structure) and impacts on the consumption side (notably on prices and product/service mix, especially non-tradeables).

It is also known from tobacco research that the number of friends and their substance-related behavior, even if it is against the social/legal norms, have strong impacts on the consumption behavior of the adolescent himself [ 71].

Despite the fact that multitasking is not something every iPad or other iOS user can take advantage of within the At Bat application, the organization tells TechCrunch that its introduction is already having a "profound impact" on the consumption of live video on iPad.

Technology has already had a profound impact on the consumption of fashion.

There are already questions being raised as to whether the psychoactive substances ban will have any impact on the consumption of synthetic drugs in Victoria.

Have an impact on the consumption of care?

Initiatives are underway to collect data on the gluten contamination of other naturally gluten-free cereal grains in Canada, which may have an important impact on the consumption patterns of individuals with celiac disease or wheat allergy in Canada.

If the duration of behaviour change adopted by the population is maintained for 12 weeks, the impact on the consumption of antivirals is relatively small with a mean of 25.6% (IQR = 21.7 – 28.7%) of the population requiring antivirals from the stockpile.

As a second limitation, we did not consider the generic market, the marketing strategies such as incentives offered to general practitioners, or the regional policies (e.g., limit on the number of prescriptions for recipe) that may have had an impact on the consumption of statins.

While it is important to note that this study did not aim to assess exposure, nor did it aim to examine how marketing actually impacted on the consumption patterns of each of the products under investigation, these are important areas for future investigation, and will add additional evidence to guide policies and interventions.

1. Can a health-promoting and preventive intervention for "prefrail" elderly persons: prevent frailty, activity limitations and morbidity, be a supportive factor in the social and physical environment, affect life satisfaction have an impact on the consumption of care be cost-effective?