Sentence examples for a stronger affect from inspiring English sources

Similarly, in this work, we have found that loss of fra most strongly affected migration, while loss of netrins had a stronger affect on MET.

Contrastingly, those with inverted replication origin are negative, indicating that replication process has a stronger affect on A and T content than transcription.

One prediction was that polymorphisms at "obligate" splice site consensus bases could have a stronger affect on intron retention by causing splicing and non-splicing alleles and a more definitive change in splicing efficiency.

These findings show that deaminations during replication and other mutations contribute more than selection on amino acid sequences to strand compositions of G and C, and that the replication process has a stronger affect on A and T content than does transcription.

For the EQ VAS outcome, age had a stronger affect; female patients at 70 years of age in class C performed similarly to male patients at 90 years of age in class A (–0.6, 95% CI: –1.8 to 0.6).

The program assumes that a reduction in population size will have a stronger affect on the number of alleles (k) than the range of allele sizes (r), leading to a smaller M-ratio (= k/ r) in size-reduced populations compared to equilibrium populations.

The nature of the walking surface itself also has a strong affect on an appropriate gait.

The results show that the solvent quality has a strong affect on the α- to β-conformational change.

"One thing that has a strong affect on the one-year is that '08 was so devastating for both financials and energy companies," says Ehrbar.

Note that the dedifferentiation parameter γ has a strong affect on the tumor's response to treatment; in particular, a larger value of γ corresponds to a poorer response to treatment.

The second residue has a strong affect on the frequency of acetylation, and in eukaryotes, acidic residues (D, E) stimulate acetylation, while P and basic residues (K and R) inhibit acetylation [59].