Sentence examples for more likely impacted from inspiring English sources

Placed, the Madrona-backed location analytics startup that emerged from stealth around a year ago, has today released a study detailing which retailers are more likely impacted by the so-called "showrooming" trend.

Electrospray ionisation (ESI) is reported to be more likely impacted by these factors than atmospheric pressure chemical ionisation (APCI).

Let me reassure you that it is packed with sound writing, wit and common sense - not that anything I say will affect her sales (in fact, her novel's indignant side-swipe at snotty reviews in the "quality" press is far more likely to impact on ours).

Differently, infrastructure is more likely to impact over the longer run and therefore its effect may not be detected by our analysis.

In this regard, public health expenditure is more likely to impact on a greater proportion of the population than private health expenditure.

We conducted genome-wide association tests for single SNPs, as well as gene-based tests focussing on a subset of rare protein altering variants (PAVs), which a priori, are more likely to impact on disease status.

Since uncorrected/under-corrected refractive error in young adults is more likely to impact on distance vision than on near vision [64], it follows that there might not be an adverse effect on stereoacuity taken at near (40 cm).

The 'step' hypothesis developed in this paper shows that under these conditions random loss of species is much more likely to impact ecosystem processes than expected from the redundancy hypothesis.

But Burtless said those proposals are more likely to impact those currently working than those seeking work.

By contrast, focusing on the items that were actually pledged and left undone is more likely to impact the administration's conduct, for both sympathizers and opponents alike.

"Any additional heavy rain and flooding is going to be more likely to impact people because there's no storage, there's nowhere for it to go that's uninhabited," Cavanaugh said.