Sentence examples for with further impact from inspiring English sources
The ventilation devices can generate noise, with further impact on the effectiveness of the technique.
The partial failure of both coatings occurred near peripheral zone of cavity, and then, the impact cavity was rapidly open with further impact cycles.
This significantly impairs the quality of life of afflicted individuals and their families 5– 7, with further impact on the wider community through efforts to manage this severe condition 2, 8.
The current study further demonstrates the usefulness of NGS as a comprehensive genetic diagnostic tool for IRDs with further impact on patients counseling and participation for potential therapeutic trials.
More importantly, it has shown that maltitol and scFOS can be used jointly when formulating sugar-free foods with the benefit to reduce postprandial glycaemic response with no further impact on GI symptoms than when maltitol is used alone.
It said then that annual profit would be less than forecast and the trend has continued amid turbulent world events with a further impact on profits.
Forum members were positive about the potential for further impact, with the action plan having been adopted by the government-initiated 'Communities First' programme in Community 1. Individuals from the community forums who had found the language and format of joint meetings intimidating and unclear said they were slowly gaining the confidence to participate.
I imagine the fact that the press would actually prefer to facilitate further conversations between politicians and lobbyists at Katherine Weymouth's house, with crudites, further impacts this problem.
Moreover, continued high rates of HIV with expanding access to cART may further impact this phenomenon.
How will that further impact the landscape?
We estimated population densities of Bornean orangutans in an area that was largely deforested during the 1980s and 1990s, with forest integrity further impacted by major fire events in 1997 and 2004 [25], [26], [27].
