Sentence examples for more general impact from inspiring English sources

What I do hope will happen is that this investigation will allow us to stop and think about the more general impact that privatisation is having on our penal system and how it has helped to create the conditions which are turning England and Wales into a gulag.

We study the more general impact of hurricane events on income distribution at the state level in the coastal United States based on historical data.

An exception seems to be active labour market policy, which has a more general impact on most of the analysed groups.

Therefore, Haden et al. (2012) suggest that farmers are more likely to adopt mitigation practices which also have a tangible benefit to the individuals involved (e.g. nitrogen management, using less energy) than those of more general impact.

The elevated odds ratios for a "severe impact" HIT-6 score (≥56) is consistent with the above findings for MIDAS and suggests a more general impact on functioning from MM than the work role.

While this undermines global attempts at reductively relating classical genetics and molecular genetics, and modulates how to understand local explanatory reductions, its more general impact can be understood as a caution against presuming that two areas of biology are distinct in practice or distinguishable in principle (as is often done in theory reduction).

To explore more general impacts of rainfall, we examine how its annual variation influences elephant survival across ten sites.

Work in this and other areas is typically published in more specialized journals in each of these subfields, with some work making it to more general, higher impact journals often after the methodology has been applied and tested in a particular area.

The more general metabolic impact of ablating Rid family members was surveyed using a gas chromatography-time-of-flight mass spectrometry (GC-TOF-MS) metabolomics platform.

Without EMA, EMI schedules are limited to delivering interventions either at random times (in the hope that at least some of these intervention will occur close to a point of choice or that the interventions will have a more general nonlocal impact) or in response to user requests for help.

In addition to their potential devastating effects on natural ecosystems, nuisance species also have more general negative impacts on human beings.