Sentence examples for most negative effects from inspiring English sources
Just as research from psychology shows that life's little stresses (misplacing keys, missing the bus) create the most negative effects on us, we also know that little moments of happiness can bust stress.
The results show that preventable crises have the most negative effects on organizational reputation and that the rebuild strategy leads to the most positive reputational restoration.
However, the most negative effects were related to management intensification, mainly due to the high nitrogen supply, providing evidence for the increasing impact of eutrophication on Alpine environments.
Specifically, mechanical sounds showed the most negative effects, and dog barking showed significant negative effects too, while music related sounds could be the only kind of sound positively contributed to VSD.
Specifically, STD showed the most significant relationships with harmonious degree of individual sounds, where perception of traffic sounds showed the most negative effects, while perception of music related sounds and water sound showed positive effects.
Most negative effects of soil biota on leaf herbivores have been attributed to the systemic induction of chemical defences that spread from roots to shoots [15], although root-feeders can also cause a lowering of amino acid levels in leaves [16].
Probably the event that had the most negative effect was the Portuguese-backed invasion of Conakry by Guinean dissidents.
The most negative effect on the economy was produced by a freeze on deposits in Argentina following the collapse of the Argentine peso when that government abandoned its convertibility plan, which pegged its currency one-to-one with the U.S. dollar.
That's the most negative effect".
The watershed area, and area of farmland and human development, had the most negative effect on seagrass condition.
These calculations imply that new drugs launched during the period 1991 2001 had the largest (most negative) effect on the 2003 2011 change in mortality.
