ECONOMIC EFFECTS -- As Gulf Coast residents suffer through a regional economic disaster, the broader American economy has largely withstood the early effects of the storm.
The early effects are visible, if you look hard enough.
On the supply side, the early effects of global warming have decreased crop yields in some crucial places.
Severe weather like this — perhaps the early effects of global climate change — are increasing in frequency and intensity.
The early effects are similar to flu symptoms and include: fatigue, fever and muscle aches, especially in large muscle groups such as thighs, hips or the back.
They now are also threatened by invasive species, global warming and the early effects of ocean acidification — it's the perfect storm".
She is feeling a little off her game today, suffering the early effects of a flu that will knock her out for the next five days.
He and colleagues had been examining a group of compounds that in cell culture experiments appeared to reverse some of the early effects of Alzheimer's that are caused by deposits of plaques that attack patients' brains.
4.53am BST The ocean has absorbed the equivalent of two atomic bombs every second in energy, says one of the coordinating lead authors, and the early effects of climate change are likely to impact key industries.
Helen Jenner, director of children's services for Barking and Dagenham council, said there had been a big influx of families to the borough, which might in part be down to the early effects of the housing benefit cap.
"Drill, baby, drill!" County officials, to help deal with the impact of the boom, examined the early effects on housing, roads, social services, and water and sewage infrastructure.
