Sentence examples for work on impacts from inspiring English sources

Previous work on impacts of unit non-response based on studies with varying response rates has generally found that those of lower socioeconomic status in terms of employment, 24 income, 25 education 26 and area deprivation 27 are under-represented.

31 While previous work on impacts of survey non-response has focused on alcohol, in both a Canadian survey (47% response) 25 and a New Zealand survey (50% response), 27 among others, 33 34 alcohol consumption was found to be underestimated.

A large body of work on impact crater statistics according to MST exists, showing cumulative crater frequency (N km−2) as a function of age (years) for some particular crater diameter.

In this paper, we demonstrate how a country can identify the magnitude of the responsibility sharing with other countries and find out the target countries to jointly work on impact reduction.

Abigail leads the World Economic Forum's work on Impact Investing and New Economic Thinking.

The existing work on impact evaluation of protected areas, although mostly focused on terrestrial ecosystems, can now be adapted and applied to marine conservation in the Coral Triangle.

She has worked on impact evaluations of health programs in India and on the implementation of HIV programs across several countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

She has been working on Impact driven private equity and debt investments across East Africa, Middle East, South Asia and recently in the US for past 12 years through World Bank, IFC, McKinsey, Amplifier Strategies (managing Nick Pritzker's impact investments) and The Schmidt Family office (currently).

Other ex-Goldmanites in Trumpland include Blankfein's former No. 2, Gary Cohn, treasury secretary nominee Steven Mnuchin, chief White House strategist Stephen Bannon and adviser Dina Powell, who worked on impact investing for Goldman.

We will undertake more work on environmental impacts, including air quality, noise and carbon.

Work on the impacts of climate change the literature Working Group II assesses tends to focus on vulnerabilities and damage for much the same reason the IPCC authors do.