Sentence examples for projected effects from inspiring English sources

Nor do the figures take into account the projected effects of global warming or ocean acidification.

Mathematically, this adjustment is not complicated: we'll just subtract out the projected effects of the convention from the polls.

They therefore systematically underestimated the projected effects of nuclear bombing, and that led to the production of far more warheads than anyone needed.

Friday's show renews his partnership with visual artist Tord Knudsen, who will improvise lighting and projected effects to the trumpeter's haunting meditations.

"Cli‐fi" is a term coined by blogger Dan Bloom to describe fiction dealing with the current and projected effects of  climate change.

In the second half of the film, Gore describes some of the projected effects of global warming, citing some of the early signs of changing conditions in the Arctic and Antarctic.

Adopting a conservative approach, we based our power calculation on a projected effect of d = 1.0.

CHAP-like, population based interventions offer an avenue for further investigation of how the projected effect of cardiovascular morbidity can be reduced.

The projected effect of climate change will most likely make the disaster prone country more vulnerable, with high human health causalities.

We have selected a difference at approximately the upper limit of the projected effect size based on previous meta-analyses [ 8] as a result of this unusual characteristic of the study design.

(Like Mr. Cameron he systematically avoids projecting effects that threaten to puncture your eyeballs).