Sentences with phrase «immediate effect of it»

This has the immediate effect of worsening Zillow Group's 2015 financial results, and making it the only major portal to lose money.

Injuries can be due to the immediate effect of the impact (known as primary injuries) or ones that follow these (secondary complications).

The immediate effect of the Court's decision will be to return to the board an estimated 75 to 80 cases pending in the lower courts that are challenging the legitimacy of two - member board decisions.

In this case, the secretary of state knew that his direction would have the immediate effect of not only removing Shoesmith from office but also her dismissal from Haringey.

But global warming can have the more pronounced and immediate effect of exacerbating existing environmental threats to agriculture, many of which are caused by industrial agriculture itself.

Paterson says the energy and climate change secretary should invoke clause 2 of the Climate Change Act, which enables them to amend the 2050 target, with the immediate effect of suspending it.

Scientists at the Goddard Institute for Space Studies and at the GSFC Global Modeling and Assimilation Office developed a technique to account for both the immediate effect of El Niño at its tropical Pacific source location, and its delayed effect elsewhere in the world.

An immediate effect of added CO2 is a reduction in outgoing IR at TOA.

That's the immediate effect of «Ink!»

The immediate effect of color phenomena on the viewer stands here in the foreground.

I then had the idea to add these sci - fi characters, with the immediate effect of making my primal sensations stand out, the fantastical nature of the characters invading the whole frame, both universes harmoniously coming together.»

The immediate effect of ingestion is to...

The Sido case and all the attendant publicity had the immediate effect of changing the image of the agency from animal catcher to animal defender and was the first kiss, so to speak, in the city's love affair with the SF SPCA.

The immediate effect of ingestion is to profoundly lower the blood sugar level.

The immediate effect of taking out a mortgage will likely make your credit score go down slightly, but over the next six months to a year, the positive effects of making your payments on time, plus adding another layer to your credit mix, will likely improve your overall credit history and therefore your credit score will also improve, the article states

This will have the immediate effect of reducing your monthly payments.

As predicted, there was no immediate effect of the interaction between condition and transportation on empathy T2 (β =.03, ns).

In short, we were able to demonstrate the immediate effect of an optimized book cover.

You can see that the New LAUSD Schools had an immediate effect of reducing the enrollment of the two larger schools.

At Lenape Elementary School, for example, teachers and administrators marveled at the immediate effect of shared targets and how quickly those effects multiplied.

The decisions have the immediate effect of allowing two students to press forward with claims for damages against the Bradford Area school district in Pennsylvania for negligence in failing to prevent the incidents, some of which took place during summer vacation.

This has the subtle but immediate effect of making The Walking Dead less predictable and more frightening.

Are there studies on this kind of immediate effect of diet quality on cognitive performance?

This change had the immediate effect of resolving my hypoglycemia problems through stabilization of blood sugar and elimination of sugar cravings.

Hodges acknowledges that the immediate effect of a Corbyn victory is not yet clear, but he says it is clear how it ends.:

When Corbyn wins it's not clear what the immediate effect of his victory will be.

«There's an immediate effect of motivating the athlete to find a new personal best,» said Scaturro.

Here we examine the question: What was the immediate effect of the presidential election...

The immediate effect of the increase in the demand for labour in the resources sector is to produce upward pressure on wages in the resource sector.

One immediate effect of the right - to - work law, however, was to improve Michigan's rank among America's Top States for Business.

Former Wine Industry Association of Western Australia president and Leeuwin Estate chairman, Denis Horgan, said the retention of, and possible improvement in, market access was a major positive of the AUSFTA — more so than the immediate effects of tariff removal.

Ability of one class of society to insulate themselves from the immediate effects of bad outcomes and pass it on to others is a core cause of long term societal collapse.

Apart from the immediate effects of pushing your body to its limits, exercise can brighten the rest of your day simply because you can be proud that you did it.

«We witnessed the immediate effects of head injuries during this World Cup, but the long - term implications are rarely broadcast on international television.

The immediate effects of sleep deprivation are daytime drowsiness, decreased concentration, mood swings and low patience.

It took the long view, looking not just at the immediate effects of holding preemies against your skin in their early weeks, but also how it affected these babies 20 years down the road.

Former chancellor Lord Lamont said: «The immediate effects of a Greek departure don't go to this country but they would reach us indirectly.

By then the immediate effects of the Conference season will diminish and the public will also have chance to reflect on Gordon Brown's reconstruction of his Government.

Panos Zanos, a neuropharmacologist at the University of Maryland in Baltimore, says the immediate effects of the drug in the lateral habenula were interesting.

The State of the World Population 2009 report says that population levels will affect countries» abilities to adapt to the immediate effects of climate change, although the longer - term influence of population growth on climate change will depend on future economic, technological and consumption trends.

Each Mark I kit has two autoinjectors, one containing atropine, which works to counteract the immediate effects of the nerve gas, and the other a drug called 2 - PAM, which helps the body clear the nerve gas out of its system.

One of the most immediate effects of drugs on the brain is an increase in the levels of dopamine, particularly in a region of the brain called the nucleus accumbens.

This study will assess the immediate effects of locomotor training with the SAFE Orthosis in three ambulatory stroke participants and three age - matched healthy controls.

Blood ketone levels show how much you have in your «fuel tank» rather than showing immediate effects of foods you've consumed.

Each of the above three factors are quickly addressed and the immediate effects of the bone broth meal becomes the motivation to continue.

Most schools and districts are unlikely to feel immediate effects of a shutdown because the advanced funding nature of federal education spending means that states and districts have already received much of their federal funding for the school year.

Let's look at the immediate effects of the long - awaited rate hike.

In many cases, the increased cell oxygenation as well as endorphin release can have almost immediate effects of pain relief.

If your dog survives the immediate effects of a rattlesnake bite, permanent injury may follow.

I suppose that puts it somewhat in the economics and environmental arena... It's not an accident that Africa suffers the most immediate effects of climate change.