Sentence examples for which further impacts from inspiring English sources
A positive NPP defines grass growth and the accumulation of biomass, which further impacts grazing practice.
In P. aeruginosa, for example, AlgU ECF sigma factor controls production of the EPS alginate, which further impacts biofilm architecture [51].
B Control of EPS alginate in P. aeruginosa, which further impacts biofilm architecture by the system ECF sigma factor AlgU - anti-sigma MucA - AlgP (IM -Alg W(periplasmic) complex: 1) activation of AlgW/AlgP, 2) cleavage of MucA, 3) release of AlgU, 4) activation of the alg UmucABCD operon.
In P. aeruginosa, for example, AlgU ECF sigma factor controls production of the EPS alginate, which further impacts biofilm architecture [ 51].
Variable efficacy also adds to the huge costs associated with drug discovery, development and clinical trials (on average US$1 billion per drug), which further impacts the financing of health care.
A key driver for such land conversion was the enormous pressure put on China by imperialist aggressions, which further impacted the pastoral areas of Inner Mongolia (Lattimore 1988).
The solubility characteristics significantly increased under salivary conditions, which further impacted the permeability, as the steady state appearance rate of nanosized phenytoin was 1.4-fold higher.
"Information from key witnesses was found to be unreliable, which further impacted the ability of the Crown to proceed".
Inpatient services were still perceived to have a focus on beds and the use agency staff, which further impacted on the time staff could spend with service users and subsequently on continuity and involvement.
Muscio (2007) suggests that alternative sources of learning, such as human resources management practices or learning by doing, assume a key role in developing absorptive capacity which further makes impacts on the ability of firms to establish collaborations with external organizations.
From the results of this study it appears that the addition of lime to the acidic soils is an effective strategy to mobilize and render more phosphorus available for plant uptake and management of soil pH which further have impact on the availability of nutrients.
