Sentence examples for modifying the impact of from inspiring English sources
7 8 Although this is currently a non-modifiable risk factor, we cite it here because of its potential for modifying the impact of other factors, implying that some interventions may perhaps best be restricted to people at genetic risk.
Finally, in order to assess whether gender plays a role in modifying the impact of NRI on wages, we estimated the model (specification 3 in Table 5) by interacting NRI with a gender dummy variable.
We cannot exclude the possibility that variants of TGFBR1 are associated with a small CRC risk modifying the impact of other gene effects.
Our study adds to this literature by examining the potential role of prescription drug coverage in modifying the impact of SES on morbidity and mortality from chronic disease, in the setting of existing insurance coverage for medical services.
Perhaps the role of social deprivation depends on the type of behavior being targeted, and might therefore be limited in modifying the impact of incentives on uptake of the HPV vaccinations.
Various influencing factors (for example, breastfeeding duration, exposure to other dietary triggers and vitamin D) modify the impact of triggers and permissive gut factors on disease.
Moreover, the physical flow field at different water contents modified the impact of chemical forces at the solid-water interface.
To modify the impact of a fast growing and increasingly affluent population, Beijing has retrofitted the city's five coal fired power plants and 60,000 boilers with desulpherisation scrubbers.
This study aimed to investigate how MSS application can modify the impact of earthworms on microbial performance and biochemical attributes of a calcareous soil amended with MSS.
We explore how two such channels modify the impact of the PSNP: practices of sharing within mutual support networks and, the role of informal authority structures in targeting and appeals decisions.
To investigate the occurrence of respiratory pathogens in samples from children with and without respiratory symptoms and to identify whether age and/ or coinfections modify the impact of respiratory pathogens on symptoms.
