Sentence examples for more indirect impact from inspiring English sources
It would have been a success if that was the case, you know, those sort of what we call a, you know, a more indirect impact around values, changes and stuff like that.
NSW STI Strategy EFHIA interviewee It would have been a success if that was the case, you know, those sort of what we call a, you know, a more indirect impact around values, changes and stuff like that.
Because of this complex life cycle, several climatic factors including temperature, precipitation, soil, frost and wind speed may have either a direct impact on larval/adult survival, or a more indirect impact on fitness through host plant quality, and represent therefore potential selective forces acting on the pine weevil genome at a large geographical scale.
It proposes three domains: context, process and impacts and reflects a growing recognition within the field that viewing effectiveness in narrow terms overlooks the distal, more indirect impacts and the process through which decisions are made.
In addition to the direct and tangible benefits to the Zimbabwean people, other more indirect impacts on aid alignment and harmonisation as well as policy reform are already becoming evident.
These latter observations suggest a more general, perhaps indirect, impact on lymphocyte development resulting from the rapidly degrading health of older Lmna-/ mice.
In the north of Mali this had a direct impact whereas in the south the impact was more indirect due to people exerting more pressure on the already weak health system as they fled the conflict zone.
Thus, caregiver ratings in these latter areas (although still valid from a personal perspective) provide a more indirect account of the everyday impact of ADHD on the HRQL of the child.
More distant or indirect impacts are considered to be likely, however.
There are both direct impact of AH share investors processing the more frequent A share information and indirect impact of AH share investors influenced by the A share investors' processing such information.
As we have seen above, these considerations include more than the direct (and even the indirect) impact of a proposed principle on individual well-being.
