Sentence examples for modest positive impact from inspiring English sources

There is also little impact of attending an exam school on SAT reading and writing scores, and, at best, a modest positive impact on SAT math scores".

Climate change is projected to have a modest positive impact on plantation productivity due to a gradual lengthening of the growing season and an associated increase in nutrient cycling rates.

Preliminary IMF calculations show a modest positive impact on growth from migrants in EU countries, for example.

This Diabetes Self-Care Study empowerment intervention had a modest positive impact on mental HRQoL not mediated by the improvement in glycemic control, as well as social support and perception of empowerment.

In the Action to Control Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes (ACCORD) trial, intensive glycemic control only had a modest positive impact on the development of neuropathy (17), with a significant difference between treatment groups in light touch measured with monofilament but no differences in MNSI >2 or loss of vibration sense measured with a 128-Hz tuning fork alone.

One study evaluated a mental health festival, which brought tougher multiple arts-based interventions, and found modest positive impacts (Quinn et al. 2011).

At the aggregate level simulations results suggest modest positive impacts on labour supply and GDP, as well as a decline in low-income rates and income inequality.

The ChalleNGe Academy pays a good deal of attention to non-academic skills but the evaluation finds only modest positive impacts on measures of these skills along with big increases in GED completion and healthy increases in earnings.

5 6 Reviews of published evaluations have concluded that the research shows either no, or only modest, positive impacts of pay for performance on quality.

ERA generated modest positive employment impacts for ND25+ participants in all five follow-up years, peaking at a statistically significant 3.6 percentage points during the second year, an increase of about 11percentnt relative to the control group average.

The extended simulation methodology was associated with a modest but significant and persistent positive impact on students' prescribing skills that was additional to the benefit directly consequent on participation in the associated prescribing workshops already demonstrated in a (non-randomised) controlled trial by Coombes and colleagues [ 26].