Sentence examples for permanent impacts from inspiring English sources

These yielded equivalent results to the models reported in Table  1.> -wrap-foot> Intervention A = GP withdrawal; Intervention B = TCGPS introduction The two other intervention responses considered; gradual and permanent impacts (Model 2) and abrupt and temporary impacts (Model 3) were not supported.

The debate today centers on low-dose exposures generally defined as doses that approximate environmentally relevant levels and the idea that low-dose intrauterine exposure to some EDCs during certain critical windows of development can have profound, permanent impacts on subsequent fetal development and adult outcomes.

But many of them could have a permanent, lasting impact on the lives of millions of British citizens.

There is a very simple way to document their crucial and permanent impact.

"I was concerned that it would have a permanent impact on how she deals with others".

So you think that stuff has a permanent impact on the brain?

"So this boom is going to be very, very sustainable and it's going to have a permanent impact, a permanent positive impact, on the culture and economy of San Francisco".

Those are the things we're doing that will make a permanent impact on the level of misuse of the public trust.

There are very few shows which make a permanent impact on the television gene pool, their characteristics visible elsewhere for decades.

"Even getting sick, if she stays, there are things she can do that will have a sort of real permanent impact on people's lives".

However, the use of atomic weapons had a permanent impact on the conduct of war and international relations after World War II.