Sentence examples for more specific impacts from inspiring English sources

Recent studies have primarily focused on infrastructure vulnerability and related parameters (e.g. Jenkins et al., 2014, Oze et al., 2014), but also on more specific impacts of volcanic tephra on important electrical equipment such as high voltage power systems and even laptops exist (Wardman et al., 2012, Wardman et al., 2014, Wilson et al., 2012).

We chose a three-armed RCT to ensure balance between the determination of the general impacts of PRCI measured by questionnaires and its more specific impacts on the waiting period measured by monitoring.

The presented results could be useful in guiding more specific impact studies, although design or management decisions should be better based on reliability and vulnerability criteria as suggested by recent literature.

Other genetic and environmental factors may have a more specific impact on individual ExRA manifestations.

This implies that the mutant p63 has a more specific impact on keratinocyte stem cell populations during development and likely uncouples self-renewal from differentiation.

32 34 Impact: Taken together, the papers were divided almost equally into those with a broader impact on healthcare performance (16) and those with a more specific impact (17) (although all the intervention studies described a specific impact).

In contrast to our determination of the more specific impact of serum xenoestrogens on ER transactivation, the other studies used the E-screen MCF-7 cell proliferation as end point [ 17, 30- 32].

There were 17 positive 'by-product' papers, 10 reporting a broad impact (the use of research findings from wherever they come) and 7 reporting a more specific impact (use of research findings from a specific study in which the research engagement occurs).

Future evaluations of the M&M program are expected to shed light on more specific program impacts.

The findings could be taken to indicate that symptoms of PGD have a more specific invaliding impact in children compared to adolescents, and that symptoms of PTSD are relatively more invalidating in this later group.

It is then intriguing that the Nematinae include relatively frequent cases of brightly colored and truly gregarious species ([ 48, 53], Figure  3), which indicates a more specific evolutionary impact of birds.