Sentence examples for objective impact from inspiring English sources

The authors received external funding to provide an objective impact evaluation of the program.

Objective: Impact of the interval between interruption of aspirin intake and surgery on postoperative bleeding and transfusion in coronary artery bypass graft (CABG), with extracorporeal circulation (ECC).

Recently, Russell Katz, a neurologist and the director of the primary Food and Drug Administration division that oversees the Alzheimer's clinical trials, said that "an effective therapy for early Alzheimer's disease would need to make an objective impact in the lives of the afflicted".

To investigate the objective impact of green buildings on health, we tracked IEQ, self-reported health, and heart rate in 30 participants from green and conventional buildings for two weeks.

An inquiry into the objective impact of a false statement might account for the nature of the underlying conduct under investigation, whether the questioning at issue is pretextual, whether the lie is induced, and whether the deception succeeds or could succeed in harming the investigation.

This might strike us as peculiar: statistics should tell us the objective impact that the data have on a hypothesis, but here the impact seems to depend on the sampling plan of the researcher and not just on the data themselves.

As the Chancellor correctly noted, this "requires an evaluation of the importance of the corporate objective threatened; alternative methods of protecting that objective; impacts of the 'defensive' action, and other relevant factors". In Re: Time Incorporated Shareholder Litigation, Del. Ch. 1989 WL 79880 (July 14 , 1989.

The results of the optimization for three representative biofeedstocks, rapeseeds, corn, and switchgrass, are discussed in detail with emphasis on how the importance assigned to a given objective impacts the optimal solution.

Objectives: Impact on the same health outcomes by two exposures originating from the same food source provides a classical example of confounding.

While many schemes exist to increase women's participation, few have considered how project priorities and objectives impact women's and men's proportional participation in research (Rosser 2008; Marchetti and Raudma 2010).

This is a political program par excellence in terms of its ultimate objectives, impact, and what is needed to sustain it.