Sentence examples for postponement effects from inspiring English sources
A prospective examination could reveal stronger postponement effects, but would also lead to a dramatic reduction in the number of cases.
Sobotka et al. (2011) show that the recent economic crisis that occurred in 2008 2009 in Europe and the U.S. seems to be associated with a decline in fertility, likely due to postponement effects.
As chronic maladies are more easily affected by social and psychological factors than acute diseases, cancer-related deaths have the potential to draw reliable conclusions of possible postponement effects.
13 Despite these social and psychological aspects, there is also a behavioural component when explaining possible postponement effects: 14 reduced physical activity and inadequate food intake (probably most prevalent on and around major holidays) might have serious consequences on patients with cancer.
This design can be described as 'treatment at a specific age with pseudo cohorts,' 5 and it can be applied to estimate the postponement effect of the recession on fertility at any age.
Other occasions showed inconsistent results, especially there was no convincing postponement effect in our data.
It has been unclear whether a similar holiday-postponement effect could be seen in pregnant women.
I would think that the first one, the consumption-postponement effect is not yet operative.
People with knowledge of the administration's work to put the law into full effect said the postponement was in part a result of delays by the I.R.S. and the Treasury Department in finishing proposed rules and regulations for businesses.
The New York State Trial Lawyers Association, one of the groups seeking to permanently block the new regulations, said yesterday that the postponement would be in effect at least until a Sept. 27 hearing on its lawsuit in State Supreme Court.
Nonetheless, Dixon pledged the postponement would have no effect on Qantass overall growth strategy and would not affect its earnings.
