Sentence examples for survey of the effect from inspiring English sources
A national survey of the effect of sleep medicine specialists and American Academy of Sleep Medicine Accreditation on management of obstructive sleep apnea.
When plans were being made in 1984 for the expansion of Smith Haven Mall, which straddles the village's western border, Ms. Griffin insisted that the owners conduct a survey of the effect the expansion would have on traffic.
This report presents a comprehensive survey of the effect of different data layouts on the single processor performance characteristics for the lattice Boltzmann method both for commodity "off-the-shelf" (COTS) architectures and tailored HPC systems, such as vector computers.
"We organised a £30,000 survey of the effect that West Ham will have on moving to Stratford and the results are pretty disastrous".
To advance both the study of circular polarization in pho-tosynthetic pigments as well as circular polarization of ho-mochiral molecules in general, we also performed a computational survey of the effect that properties of aggregates, used to simulate biological objects, have on circular polarization.
Deformation-based morphometry, Tract-Based Spatial Statistics, and tissue segmentation were combined for a nonsubjective whole-brain survey of the effect of prematurity on regional tissue volume and microstructure.
She has also collaborated with a team of international scholars to develop and conduct a national survey on the effect of migration on children in China.
The FSA pointed out when it published its survey on the effect of low income on diet that middle-class people were eating increasingly high levels of junk, too.
was making up its mind, the writer conducted her own survey of the effects of the heavy snow.
The largest survey of the effects of mutations on fitness undertaken in any organism, this study finds extensive pairwise interactions among over 1,800 variable sites identified through sequencing the protease and reverse transcriptase genes.
Summary survey of the effects and use of dust in ancient military tactics.
