Sentence examples for scale of the effects from inspiring English sources

The RSPB has been clear, and the Decc study confirmed, that a conventional, high-head barrage would effectively destroy the estuary, and that the scale of the effects of a lower-head barrage on the estuary, on birds, fish, and flood risk are still unclear and would need to be carefully assessed.

However, the scale of the effects is currently unknown, beyond scant information on greenhouse gas emissions.

Figures obtained by BBC London reveal the scale of the effects of the illegal trade on rail commuters in London and the south east, with delays rising by 700% in the last three years.

The scale of the effects reported for higher occupations is, however, appreciably smaller than the effects reported for employment rates in Table 3, and some population average effects are not statistically significant at the 95% confidence interval.

It was designed for evaluation at the national and regional scale of the effects of changes in the agricultural sector (e.g. changes in fertilizer recommendations and cropping patterns) and in policy measures (e.g. EU nitrate directive for ground water) for the leaching of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) from agricultural land areas to ground water and surface waters.

Yet the country's largest bank, the government-controlled State Bank of India, may have to ask shareholders for additional capital.There is little argument that higher capital standards may slow growth, but the scale of the effect is in dispute.

"We were amazed at the scale of the effect the pollution had," Fan says.

These SPGs need to be defined in 6 dimensions: biological entity, attribute, magnitude, temporal and geographical scale of the effect, and the degree of certainty that the specified level of effect will not be exceeded.

The funnel plot asymmetry was additionally measured following a linear regression approach on the natural logarithmic scale of the effect estimate.

Drugs known to interact with warfarin were classified according to their effect on warfarin dosing, with a plus sign for potentiating drugs, and minus for the opposite effect, the absolute value representing the scale of the effect.

The taxonomic scale of the effect of host phylogeny on emergence and establishment, the ecological or physiological mechanisms that constitute this barrier and the viral genotypic and phenotypic changes that overcome it also remain unknown.