Sentences with phrase «precise impact»

What precise impacts would be avoided if we hit 450 vs. 1,000 ppm?

We can not know what the precise impact will be on our country and the rest of the world.

The proposal has yet to be vetted for its precise impact on top earners, as several details are still being determined.

Modeling the precise impact of a total shutdown of oil imports is hard (hence the computer models).

«While historical data suggest that, nationwide, up to 8 per cent of new home purchases could be affected during the first year of implementation, the precise impact will vary depending on specific homebuyer circumstances and behaviours.»

The precise impact of the changes to the Telecom Act remains unclear at this point in time.

The precise impact or workability of the proposed amendments wasn't totally clear on Friday.

The focus will be on the scale of Labour's plight, the degree to which the Conservatives are moving forward, the precise impact of the Liberal Democrats and on the rise of the smaller parties.

The Sabres foundation isn't sure of the precise impact on raffle sales except to say they are certain to rise.

Wright knows the precise impact of these faces as they appear, and their considerable charisma feels correctly used.

The precise impact of instructional time on student outcomes is notoriously tricky to pin down, but the weight of the evidence (and common sense) indicates that it is an important contributor to academic success.

But even if the results seem intuitively correct, they should be taken as suggestive rather than definitive, because the two measures of cognitive skills are closely related to one another and our models have difficulty in separating out the precise impact of each individually.

While many organisations are now aware of the legislation, they are not as clear about the precise impact it will have on them and what new data practices they need to adopt.

The precise impact of a voucher program on communities such as Hot Springs County will not be known until a legislative proposal is delivered.

He added: «Saying that it will take time to quantify the precise impact of academies on school improvement and that the government should be wary of overstating this is quite distinct from saying there is no evidence that they raise standards.»

«While historical data suggest that, nationwide, up to 8 per cent of new home purchases could be affected during the first year of implementation, the precise impact will vary depending on specific homebuyer circumstances and behaviours.»

I offered a chart showing how the score is impacted, in general, but couldn't say for sure the precise impact of any one action on the score.

Our proposed mechanism could produce quite a lot of aerosol but only future studies can show the precise impact.

We've looked carefully at the precise impact of our own activities.

To determine the precise impact on Earth's surface temperature in the future will require further study.

Assessing the precise impact of those outputs — the degree to which Cape Farewell achieved its higher aims of raising awareness of climate change — is clearly much more difficult.

For many years important events in human evolution have been attributed to climate change and as part of a recent study, scientists have been considering the precise impact that climate change has had on human evolution during the last few hundred thousand years.

He said the precise impacts can be difficult to pinpoint and predict, but they are unmistakable nonetheless.

You'd also be able tell everyone the precise temperature impact of each and every natural warming / cooling agent, along with the precise impact of each and every anthropogenic warming / cooling agent.

Newmark Knight Frank studied all 124 apartment buildings that have delivered in the last three years and all 26 communities that have sold over the last five years in the D.C. Metro area and detailed the precise impact different levels of amenities and designs had on rent, lease - up pace and sale price.»