Sentence examples for shorter-term effects from inspiring English sources

"That may explain the shorter-term effects on mood.

Multisite time-series studies estimate associations between the risk of death and the level of air pollution shortly before death (shorter-term effects).

Finally, levels of the 249ser TP53 mutation in plasma exhibit seasonal variability (Lleonart et al. 2005), suggesting that this marker may partly reflect shorter-term effects of aflatoxin exposure.

Although shorter-term effects can be detected and the implementation process documented over a short time period, longer-term effects on patients registered in the program and on the practices of participating physicians, as well as the sustainability of implemented actions, require a long enough observation period to take place.

However there is evidence for a small reciprocal effect for males at age 13 and a more substantial one for females at 15 (the alcohol (mis) use ⇒ antisocial behaviour path, r = 0.26, being of almost the same magnitude as the antisocial behaviour ⇒ alcohol (mis)use path, r = 0.29), providing evidence of shorter-term effects of alcohol (mis)use to antisocial behaviour as well as vice versa.

A health economic simulation model is necessary to obtain results that would be considered cost-effective, as only the shorter term effects, i.e. during one year, would have resulted in costs per QALY of about 2.3 million SEK (data not shown), which is not considered cost-effective in Sweden.

The middle heliosphere is the region where shorter term effects like corotating regions and the effects of coronal mass ejections lose their characteristic features and merge into bigger entities of different scales which have profound effects on medium to long term modulation.

The reason we were not able to detect a significant temperature-malaria relationship could be because of the crude average temperature data used here concealing shorter term effects impacting vector populations.

With regard to shorter term effects, we will evaluate the hypothesis that URT contributes to short-term (daily) stress effects on cognition via two sets of analyses.

Whether the shorter term effects on BP we observed might contribute to long-term cardiovascular risk or trigger acute cardiovascular events remains to be determined.

Bilateral and multilateral deals with other big emitters of greenhouse gases might be possible, not just on carbon emissions but also on pollutants with shorter-term warming effects.