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Four studies examined regional impact on new drug diffusion through city or region dummies.

In that case the effect on the population was limited, but in places like India, where the year's rainfall is concentrated in the monsoon season, small changes in the location or timing of precipitation can have a big regional impact on agriculture.

Members of PANUSP, for example, are still in the early stages of lobbying for their participation in policy development at country level, and PANUSP is yet to make a regional impact on policy processes on the African continent (Kleintjes S, Lund C, Swartz L: Organising for self-advocacy in mental health: experiences from 7 African countries, forthcoming).

Atypical temperature and precipitation during the sampling season may partially explain this, highlighting the regional impact of weather on air pollutant concentrations.

Based on a global and comprehensive empirical study, this paper analyses the regional impact of water use economics on the decision to invest in new thermal power projects.

Precipitation, temperature, elevation, clay plus silt contents and land use showed significant regional impacts on SOCD.

There were however larger regional impacts on production due to the differences in production cost brought about by the different regional shifts of industrial roundwood supply.

At a landscape scale, frequently flooded sites were similar while rarely flooded sites were more divergent from each other, suggesting that local and regional impacts on diversity vary across the flooding gradient.

This is also reflected in the Fifth IPCC Assessment Report (IPCC [2013]), which states that while the role of solar forcing in the observed global climate change is likely to be small, there is a possibility that regional impacts on climate are not well reflected by the utilised solar forcing, i.e. TSI only.

Differences in human population size among various parts of the country would create different regional impacts on the natural habitat.

Our research indicates that shale-gas extraction has not resulted in regional impacts on groundwater quality in Susquehanna County, a finding which suggests that hydraulic fracturing is not responsible for the creation or enhancement of wide-spread pathways by which Marcellus shale gas can rapidly travel to the surface.