Sentence examples for adversely applied from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, note that an increasing IF-gain (AGC loop 2) can be assigned to scale up the signals for A/D conversion, whilst the preceding RF-amplifier adversely applied attenuation (AGC loop 1) to prevent overdriving [7]. Figure 4 AGC thresholds: IF stage.

Our findings suggest that the conservative silvicultural treatments we used can be applied without adversely impacting the capacity of aggrading A. koa forests to support a diversity of native understory plants.

The paper also indicates that even some HRM tools that are applied may adversely affect the motivation of health workers.

On both surfaces, and in both MFC and MEC reactors, increasing the amount of latex applied onto the biofilm adversely affected the ability of the anode to recover exoelectrogenic activity to pre-application current levels (Lyngberg et al. (2001)).

This means such a test can be safely applied and will not adversely affect accuracy, even in situations where no improvement in precision is obtained.

The judge ruled that the exams given in 1999 and 2002 had disparate impact, a legal term applied to employment practices that adversely affect specific minorities.

Due to the absence of PG in yeast cell walls, none of these lysins including λSa2 endolysin had any catalytic activity towards S. cerevisiae when applied externally and should not adversely affect the fermentation process.

If not properly chosen, applied, and tested, a coating can also adversely affect reliability.

31 There are difficulties in how the trials can be directly applied to the general population and this adversely affects their relevance to practice and external validity.

Inducible systems seem not to affect the plant adversely, but the inducing chemical still needs to be applied to the plant in due time, which makes such a system commercially less appealing.

Surfactants applied at high concentration are often found to adversely affect the microbial growth on rich media or in the presence of easily degradable substrate.