Sentence examples for Direct affects from inspiring English sources

DiFiore will collect sediment cores and quantify the direct affects of grazing on blue carbon stocks.

The mechanism by which noise exposure decreases Na+/K+-ATPase activity is thought to be through depletion of regional ATP or through direct affects on the structure of the enzyme [54].

Because endogenous ErbB3 has been shown to be important for MMTV-Neu induced tumorigenesis and survival signaling through direct affects on AKT [ 21], we also examined ErbB3 expression.

a) Regarding health issues, we agree with Salvito that the available evidence indicates minimal direct affects of most synthetic musks on the health of humans and aquatic organisms.

Allopurinol is categorised pregnancy risk "C" by the FDA as it inhibits purine synthesis and hence may have direct affects on dividing cells in utero.

Some of these changes may be due to altered gene expression, inflammation, and oxidative stress (Arzuaga et al. 2007; Lund et al. 2005), whereas others may relate to direct affects on cardiomyocytes involving dioxin perturbation of key calcium signaling pathways leading to abnormal depolarization (Xie et al. 2006).

We also present a method to combine direct affect recognition with affect inferred from gesture recognition.

It was also the first example of a single terrorist attack having a direct affect on the outcome of an election in a leading western country.

The most direct affect of the vote Sunday will be to push Germany away from nuclear power, which today provides 23 percent of its electricity.

"People have increasingly come to see the election as a kind of drama but one that doesn't have some direct affect on their lives," said Neal Gabler, author of "Life, the Movie: How Entertainment Conquered Reality".

At the Adamsdown play centre they provide youth evenings two nights a week and West said this had a direct affect on the number of incidents in the evenings.