Sentence examples for much smaller impacts from inspiring English sources

Recent developments in assessing the effects of coral disturbance on fish have highlighted the importance of eroding structural complexity in driving responses [13], [31], which, as erosion of coral structures can take 5 10 years, explains the much smaller impacts on fish shortly after coral mortality [15].

Because high ozone days are relatively few, impact assessments based on days when ozone is above a threshold value yield much smaller impacts than assessments based on all days, whatever the ozone concentration (Royal Society 2008; Stedman et al. 1997).

Increases in fat mass have much smaller impacts on total body water and fluid balance than increases in fat-free mass (Chumlea et al. 1999, 2005; Wang et al. 1999), and urinary output rates (milliliters per hour) do not increase linearly with body weight.

American kids' books make a much smaller impact on the US Amazon list.

In other circumstances, though, moral hazard seems to have a much smaller impact.

All these changes, though, have had a much smaller impact than expected.

A downgrade to four from five stars had a much smaller impact, resulting in $8 million less in flows over six months.

But a ban on some injections is expected to have a much smaller impact, since 70 to 80percentt of users with kidney failure have already shifted to intravenous use, the company said.

In South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore, consumer spending fell slightly, on average, last year.A slump in China would have a much smaller impact on America and Europe, but some companies would be hurt.

This approach has a much smaller impact on the throughput of the other connected LTE UEs.

However, "good" codes like LDPC codes will likely see a much smaller impact.