Sentence examples for observable impacts from inspiring English sources
This paper examines the hypothesis that the observable impacts of roads on the environment depend on spatial resolution.
These local, measurable, observable impacts are very, very important … [and] one shouldn't assume our leaders in Washington know this.
You can count on the number of fingers it takes to make a peace sign the arguments about the immediate directly observable impacts of climate change (and one of these is about polar bears).
One approach to initiate necessary changes in planning practices towards one that considers the changing climate might be to concentrate on services already associated with the highly visible, direct, and readily observable impacts such as heat, flooding, bushfire, and storms.
Nurturing leaders in climate and health planning, incorporating climate data into health service models, and concentrating on planning for services already associated with the highly visible, direct, and readily observable impacts of climate change are all opportunities to begin the process of planning for climate change.
Thus, it is important to determine a priori which pollutant outcome relationships are most likely to result in observable impacts on health in a particular population given projected changes in air pollutant concentrations and estimated risks associated with exposures of concern.
Thus, it is not clear if fragment loss and expression nonadditivity observed in synthetic allotetraploids result in genetic variation that has a high (and observable) impact on phenotypic evolution.
They have no observable impact.
Negative observable impact of oil applications has been shown to cause enlarged lentilcels on developing stems which may have impact of plant respiration.
It has been found that the deployment of a single nano-satellite swarm consisting of a thousand or more members into the most crowded region of low Earth orbit would have a modest, but observable impact on the future collision rate and debris population growth.
We conclude that AGWs of oceanic origin may have an observable impact on the upper atmosphere.
