Sentence examples for a dramatic impact of from inspiring English sources

Zeta potential values measured for uncoated SPIONs in different suspension vehicles demonstrated a dramatic impact of charged buffer ions on the diffuse layer capacitance.

Our analyses show a great potential for improving connectivity using plantation forests in the natural forest network, and a dramatic impact of the highway in the north south connectivity of the study area.

We also did not observe a dramatic impact of PGG on ERα abundance or a suppression of AKT phosphorylation, as were claimed [ 6].

Finally, our work also demonstrates a dramatic impact of the lack of epsin on cell division, extending previous observations made in epsin 1 and 2 double KD cells, where abnormal spindles were detected (Liu and Zheng, 2009).

This difference is likely explained by distinct ligand-binding properties of mER-α due to structural differences (posttranslational modifications; Li et al. 2003) or a dramatic impact of the microenvironment (membrane border lipid contact).

Using these different scales, which are reliable in estimating health and social problems in a patient group with a young mean age, we were able to show a dramatic impact of GTS in all domains (physical, psychological, social) of QOL and point up the need for a multidisciplinary approach to GTS.

Enver Solomon, policy director at The Children's Society, said: "The welfare reforms will have a dramatic impact on the lives of hundreds of thousands of children, forcing many of them into greater hardship and damaging their futures.

The rise of electronic banking has had a dramatic impact on two of my businesses.

The provision of high-dose supplements of vitamin A has a dramatic impact on the health of young children, reducing the risk of mortality by up to 23 per cent.

But the care packages had a dramatic impact on patterns of breast-feeding.

A major field study reported in the journal Nature last April found neonicotinoids have a "dramatic" impact on populations of bumble bees and other wild bees, including when they are applied through seed coating.