Sentence examples for more direct effects from inspiring English sources

It is assumed that providing patients with self-management support will either lead to indirect utilisation benefits (where self-management leads to better health and thus reduces utilisation) or more direct effects (for example, where self-management enables more effective response to exacerbations and crises, avoiding high cost use such as hospital admission).

In the meantime, other, more direct effects of this activism are already apparent.

But there may be more direct effects on brain development caused by malabsorption of nutrients or iron-deficiency anaemia.

Economic and legal instruments tend to sort more direct effects than communication or service instruments.

The total cover of bryophytes, however, did not show any significant response to the changes in canopy cover, indicating that the effects seen in this group may be a result of more direct effects of the fertiliser.

This change in tree species composition, together with more direct effects of management, such as thinning and harvesting operations, alters average tree size, canopy cover and understorey diversity in the stand18, all of which can affect a range of services such as soil nutrients, C storage19,20 and cultural services.

CHD7 can modulate genes in either the positive or negative direction, although negative regulation appears to be the more direct effect of CHD7 binding.

"We are having a more direct effect on job creation than most studies show".

His control problems, and not his problems with Posada, had a more direct effect on his performance.

But they also noted that buying mortgage-backed securities could have a more direct effect on home loan rates.

Now, however, the sudden weakness of the stock market may have a much more direct effect on the new economy.