Sentence examples for impoverishment effects from inspiring English sources

N3 impoverishment effects localized to both prefrontal and occipitotemporal cortex for real objects only.

PHT theories predict larger impoverishment effects for real than pseudo objects because top-down processes modulate knowledge only for real objects, but different PHT variants predict different timing.

The study did not explore how households which made catastrophic health payments coped with the situation and its impoverishment effects, if any.

Key inclusion criteria were studies that explored household level economic outcomes (burden of out-of-pocket (OOP) health spending, labour supply responses and non-medical consumption) of health shocks and sought to correct for the likely endogeneity of health shocks, in addition to studies that measured catastrophic and impoverishment effects of ill health.

Hence the impoverishment effect of RTI is the most severe on the poorest.

Although, to the knowledge of the authors, no previous studies in Uganda have analysed the impoverishment effect, the findings in this paper are similar to those reported in multi-country and other related studies [ 25, 37- 40].

This spatially nonrandom pattern of species impoverishment has pervasive effects on the subsequent community dynamics and ecosystem function [21], [34], but its impact on tree evolutionary diversity has never been examined despite the implications to conservation [5], [10].

To the Editor: It may not be so much the influence of economic impoverishment as the effect of emotional impoverishment that contributes to the gap in school success between the rich and the poor.

Life-saving caesarean sections are associated with immediate catastrophic healthcare expenditure and long-lasting effects on impoverishment and debt.

The piedmont water has depleted values because it receives recharge from Atlantic rainfalls that, when entering the continent in E-W direction, suffer isotopic impoverishment as a result of typical continental and altitude effects (Figs. 1, 7) (Cabrera et al. 2010).

Because the World Bank has proposed elimination of medical impoverishment by 2030, the effect of surgical conditions on financial catastrophe should be quantified so that any financial risk protection mechanisms can appropriately incorporate surgery.