Sentence examples for the underlying impact from inspiring English sources

Whether or not the "stemfie" highlights the underlying impact of increasing youth voter apathy is up for debate.

AT&T also trumpets the fact that its deal would transform T-Mobile from a foreign-owned outfit into an American one.But nationalistic considerations should not be allowed to obscure the underlying impact that the proposed deal would have on consumers.

At worst, these regressions identify an upper bound on the underlying impact of Southern immigration on blacks' wages.

To provide an illustration of the underlying impact of each algorithm, SUVmax, expressed as a percentage of the true activity concentration, and noise data are first shown with no post-filter in Table 1.

However, the underlying impact of the enzyme in terms of mesenchymal stromal cell function has still to be fully defined.

HSF1 is a potentially attractive therapeutic target to ameliorate pathologic imbalances in cellular proteostasis associated with human disease, although the underlying impact of stress-independent HSF1 activation on cellular proteome composition remains to be defined.

For Roth, the broad, global trend underlying impact investment is irreversible.

While our more comprehensive analysis makes the best policy option less clear, it represents a more accurate characterization of the scientific and economic uncertainties underlying impacts and the policy choices.

The broad range of values reflects the uncertainty in key factors underlying impacts, factors that are highly variable across invaded regions and so not knowable a priori.

Convenience sampling was used to recruit participants, attending different workshop sessions and from different disciplines (physicians, nurses, pharmacists), that would help the project team understand and validate the underlying program impact theory and the outcomes produced by the intervention.

The observed drop in the birth rate in many European countries 7 – 9 months after the Chernobyl disaster presumably relates to an excess of miscarriages induced by that event – obscuring the underlying teratogenic impact.