Sentence examples for strongest negative effects from inspiring English sources

At the field scale, the presence of trees and shrubs showed the strongest negative effects on calandra lark.

This occurs because sexual selection is expected to exert its strongest negative effects on population viability under rapidly changing conditions when there is not enough time available for the costs of sexual traits to be adjusted to the new conditions (Candolin and Heuschele 2008).

We also find that Reward Valence has the strongest positive effect and Perceived Effort has the strongest negative effect on Consumer Intention.

For example, being a philosopher has the strongest positive effect on being of global importance ((mathrm{IRR} = 4.8), (p < 0.001)), while being a journalist has the strongest negative effect on global importance ((mathrm{IRR} = 0.37), (p < 0.001)).

Oxalic acid concentration had strongest negative effect on Zn leaching in both sulfuric and hydrochloric acid media, whereas the concentrations of sulfuric and hydrochloric acids exhibited strongest positive effect for both Mn extraction yield (MnEY) and Zn extraction yield (ZnEY).

The strongest negative effect of the hen flea ectoparasites was physiologically, revealed by a lowered haematocrit of nestlings, indicating anaemia and a poor nutritional status [38].

While for all of the individual measures the strongest negative effect was associated with ASD, the factors showed a varying pattern.

Note: ++++: the strongest positive effect; xxxx: the strongest negative effect; n/a: not available; 0: mutual (no significant effect).

Since this group displayed the strongest negative effect, we may have underestimated the negative effect of DTP.

In contrast, fear of organ donation (pooled ES = 0.41) has the strongest negative effect on organ donor status, followed by fear of death (pooled ES = 0.62).

Snail high expression levels and the loss of E-cadherin/β-catenin complex integrity had the strongest negative effect on the five-year survival rates.