Sentence examples for longer term effect from inspiring English sources

Such adjusted models effectively attempt to estimate the longer term effect of lower birthweight on disease risk while standardising for current height [ 12], and may reflect the growth trajectories taken to reach current body size [ 38].

"For a longer term effect it would be necessary to destroy research facilities and personnel," he says.

The longer term effect on tourism, however, will probably depend on the nationality as well as the personality of Benedict's successor.

As for the longer term effect on life satisfaction, "the jury is still out," he said.

"I'm more worried about the longer term effect of cuts in defence spending, and we don't know what the longer term implications are.

Later, they found that piano lessons achieved a longer term effect, lasting at least several days, on the spatial skills of preschoolers.

Both players missed almost all of the 2014-15 season with injuries that some feared, especially in George's case, may have had an even longer-term effect and reduce the effectiveness of the star men.

The longer-term effect is striking too.

But there was also a longer-term effect.

He believes the legislation will also have a longer-term effect.

Q| What will the longer-term effect of the Sultanahmet atrocity be?