Positive effect definition

Positive effect means that the cumulative effects of an alternative are expected to improve the status of the resource relative to its current status under past, present, and reasonably foreseeable future actions.
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Examples of Positive effect in a sentence

  • Wider economic effects identified and described qualitatively in the study include: • Positive effect of training on the UK defence capability; • Greater efficiency savings to MoD as a result of modern rationalised facility; • Benefit of improved training on Service personnel and positive impact on wider well-being; • Positive impact on competitiveness of aerospace cluster in South Wales; • Training Benefits arising from ABP; and • Positive effects between the development of DTC and ABP.

  • Positive effect on cognitive, attitudinal and personality variables associated with substance use.

  • Perceived benefits and costs associated with hydrogen and fuel cell applications Stationary residential fuel cells FCEVs Perceived bene- fits - Positive effect on the environment.