Sentence examples for separate the impacts from inspiring English sources

In this study, a two-step framework based on four single-parameter Budyko-type equations is proposed to separate the impacts of climate change and human activities on runoff.

It is difficult to separate the impacts of different licensed higher valency vaccines in Germany as the commercially available vaccines changed (first PCV10 only, then PCV10 and PCV13 concomitantly and finally a predominance of PCV13.

Models based on gestational age and birth weight together may more accurately separate the impacts on mortality of differences in maternal health from those due to access to, or quality of, obstetric and neonatal care.

Although it is difficult to separate the impacts of the lead law from other ongoing changes in the housing market, the CGR landlord survey and focus group results suggest that the lead law has not resulted in significant additional costs to landlords nor disruption of the rental housing market.

But here we run into another counterfactual problem; we cannot separate the impact of fiscal policy from that of monetary.

Unlike the Connecticut and Iowa evaluations, they were not set up to separate the impact of welfare policy from the strong economy and other factors.

The analysis did not try to separate the impact of more productivity -- the extra 40 minutes a day -- from other factors, like a reduction in class size to 20 students from as many as 30, teacher training and new curriculums.

Yet Mr. Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican, went on to separate the impact of Mr. Obama's words on long-term budget negotiation from their impact on the short-term challenge of persuading Congress to raise the federal debt limit.

Google says it cannot easily separate the impact it has had in bringing plug-in hybrids closer to reality from that of others, like General Motors and Toyota, that are also promoting the technology.

Other senior intelligence and counterterrorism officials offer a dissenting view, saying that it is difficult, if not impossible, to separate the impact of the messages between the Qaeda leaders from Mr. Snowden's overall disclosures, and that the decline is more likely a combination of the two.

Though Mr. Koomey was unable to separate the impact of the recession from that of energy-saving technologies, the decline in use is surprising because data centers, buildings that house racks and racks of computers, have become so central to modern life.