Sentence examples for admitting the effect of from inspiring English sources
Admitting the effect of the beta sheet region in antigenicity, Chou and Fashman beta-turn prediction was done.
Nasri admitted the effect of such words on his family made it harder to enjoy life with Les Bleus.
At times, these companies have refused even to admit the effects that their fierce protection of intellectual-property rights have on prices – and, consequently, on access to life-saving drugs.
Park admitted the adverse effect of #CancelColbert the next day, "The almighty @andrea366 has reminded me of an important point--can't ignore anti-Native racism--let's address issues simultaneously".
Together, the developments portrayed Iran, with the world's fourth-largest oil reserves and second-largest natural gas reserves, as struggling more than it had admitted from the effects of the Western sanctions, despite its official denunciations of them as desperate measures doomed to fail or backfire.
The Syrian information minister admitted that the effects of the sanctions would be felt but said that Syria was "self-reliant" and would meet its needs.
They've shown this in their unwillingness to commit to reparations to right the wrongs this country has committed against black people even as they admit the lasting effects of slavery and its progeny.
Physicians also admitted the negative effects of gatekeeping on the physician-patient relationship [ 12, 13].
The euro zone would never stoop to the mea culpa offered by the IMF in its latest World Economic Outlook, which admits to underestimating badly the effect of austerity in reducing economic output.
Estate agent and housing expert Henry Pryor admits that he underestimated the effect of government stimulus measures on the housing market and prices in 2014.
For an given patient admitted at time τ, the effect of being at hospital in ward x may be modeled as follows: where βx is the effect of being at time t in ward x, and f t-τ) the ef t-τ of the leffectof sthe untilength t of the ristayf CD.
