Sentences with phrase «understand cumulative effects»

Now a new study aimed to better understand cumulative effects of natural occurrences and new anthropogenic pathways, through fracking - drilling.

The researchers say more research is needed to understand the cumulative effects of many small dams on the landscape, especially given the rapid pace of development.

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We do not expect the cumulative economic effects from these events to significantly change our understanding of these companies» intrinsic values.

Although most of the biophysical constraints have been understood at the level of individual genetic regulatory elements, the researchers find that crosstalk is special: while it originates locally due to biophysical limits to molecular recognition, its cumulative effect only emerges globally.

Analysis of these data led Tajeddine and colleagues to an understanding that a cumulative effect of waves from all these moons damps the outward transfer of momentum in the A ring and confines its edge.

And while the film is sort of about this war of ideas, propaganda, information from these citizen journalists and ISIS» slick propaganda, it's also a story of immigrants, an exodus story, of Man's understanding, coming to terms, and dealing with the cumulative effects of trauma... also, rising nationalism both in Germany and around the world.

«Studying multiple rounds of mailings over a longer time period could improve understanding of the impact of messaging content on student absences, of any cumulative effect of multiple messaging, and of differences between the effects of messages on elementary and secondary school students, if any.»

The cumulative effect of these studies has led to a better understanding of why relinquishment occurs, but the enduring challenge remains how to use such information to implement prevention and / or intervention strategies.

The program is designed to provide an improved understanding of the long - term cumulative effects of oil sands development.

The interactive and cumulative nature of climate change effects on health, mental health, and well - being are critical factors in understanding the overall consequences of climate change on human health (see figure above).

In some cases the stories triggered reunions, informed younger generations of their parents» and grandparents» earlier lives, expanding understanding in learning of the precise experience of their relatives and in appreciating the cumulative effects on their communities.

Problems such as homelessness that have long developmental trajectories, are perhaps best understood from models of cumulative adversity and amplification of risk.32, 33 Based on life course development and social learning theory, the risk amplification model addresses mechanisms through which experiences on the street amplify negative developmental effects originating in the family.

Consequently, enhancing young women's social relationship quality and understanding the unique cumulative effect of being a bully / victim for young men would likely help to protect them from the negative effects of involvement in cyber bullying.