Sentence examples for incremental impacts from inspiring English sources

The importance of academic research ("AR") to economic growth is widely accepted but quantification of incremental impacts, and their attribution to any one country's expenditures, is difficult.

Further study is needed to assess the incremental impacts of accidents due to presence of odd vehicles in the traffic stream and hence to adopt appropriate remedial measures; and   vii.

Due to non-availability of accident data with respect to driving side in Rwanda, it was not possible to assess the incremental impacts of odd vehicles on road accidents using primary data.

Dominance of odd vehicles with respect to driving side in many parts of the world including Rwanda; Incremental impacts of accidents for driving odd vehicles with respect to driving side; and.

Some of crucial areas where further study is needed are as follows: Dominance of odd vehicles with respect to driving side in many parts of the world including Rwanda; Incremental impacts of accidents for driving odd vehicles with respect to driving side; and Public perception about driving an odd vehicle having a steering wheel in opposite side of control.

Drivers' perceptions about incremental impacts of driving on the right-hand side of a road with a RHD vehicle in Rwanda were generally consistent with findings on other international studies, notably the study on safety of RHD vehicle in British Columbia.

But the incremental impact of more quantitative easing is shrinking as long-term bond yields hit record lows.

Such efforts are making an incremental impact in mitigating the bottled water industry's carbon impacts, but the fears of environmentalists such as Gleick persist.

"The general view is that all of the major carriers can withstand the incremental impact of a brief, decisive engagement," said Sam Buttrick, an airline analyst at UBS Warburg.

"The incremental impact is probably so small it doesn't make any difference," said Robert A. Baade, an economist at Lake Forest College in Illinois who is an expert in sports franchises.

Percentage indicates incremental impact of cancer.