Sentence examples for systems that impact from inspiring English sources

This chapter identifies the key features of UWB systems that impact the design of the medium access and control protocols for UWB systems.

In this paper we hypothesize that land use change can be induced by non-linearities and thresholds in production systems that impact farmers' decision making.

Increasingly we are coming to understand that it is not enough to be a system leader, overseeing a single system of services for children and young people, rather we must be involved in shaping the numerous systems that impact on the lives of children and their families across the public sector.

We feel we are the architects of the future – designing systems that impact and improve the world we live in.

Programs affiliated with the center take on issues of reproductive health, sexuality, and the underlying systems that impact physical, emotional, social and economic wellbeing.

We have been particularly interested in two hormone systems that impact these processes: (1) the renin-angiotensin system and (2) lipid mediators derived from cyco-oxygenase metabolism of arachidonic acid.

Francis will, I am sure, be scathing of the NHS structures and systems that impacted on Mid Staffordshire – any reading of the inquiry transcripts can confirm that - but so many of these issues impact on social care too.

And in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, they're working on a dashboard to provide real-time data about elements in the criminal justice system that impact the jail population.

The figure depicts the various levels of legislative, regulatory, managerial and local work entities and sub-systems that impact and are in turn impacted by one another's activities.

Considering the result of this study, we expect that sMIC could be a stress marker reflecting disorders of the maternal immune system that impact NK cell angiogenic function at the fetomaternal interface in some women.

The approach is used to initially develop a basic high level integrated systems model as a framework to guide the investigation of the effect of the accreditation and measurement/reporting systems on health care quality and then to examine, from a systems flow perspective in a lower level, the causal links within the system that impact on its effectiveness.