Sentence examples for more negative outcomes from inspiring English sources
"'Brexit' marks the materialisation of an important downside risk to global growth," IMF staff said in a report, adding that as it was "still very much unfolding, more negative outcomes are a distinct possibility".
Other studies found more negative outcomes for children when mothers migrate (Cortés, 2007; Jordan & Graham, 2012; Parreñas, 2005; Schmalzbauer, 2004).
Studies evaluating the impact of PES on livelihoods suggest more negative outcomes, with an uneven treatment of the procedural and distributive considerations of scheme design and payment distribution, and a large heterogeneity of evaluative frameworks.
But her study found that males with IP tend to experience more negative outcomes.
This effect is now widely recognized in medicine, and we know that negative presentation of a clinical event or therapy can potentially lead to more negative outcomes.
If our interactions with ourselves and loved ones are always pessimistic, this potentially leads to more negative outcomes for us and our relationships.
In general, externalizing disorders have been associated with a more negative outcome than internalizing disorders [ 16, 19, 20], with the worst outcomes being reported for co-morbid states of these disorders [ 20- 22].
Further, we presumed that higher ratings on the maintenance scale are associated with a more negative outcome, because the maintenance score of the URICA-S reflects the struggle with relapses [ 12].
7 9 In addition, early smoking has been associated with higher levels of tobacco dependence, increased difficulty in smoking cessation and more negative health outcomes in adulthood.
The debate notwithstanding, co-infection of cats with FeLV and FIV could lead to more negative health outcomes, compared to single infection with either virus [ 33].
Persons with diabetes who perceive injecting insulin as burdensome may experience more negative health outcomes [ 10], whereas patients who are satisfied with their treatments are more likely to maintain positive physical and psychological health [ 11].
