In Philip Roth's "Plot Against America" the conceit of Charles Lindbergh's winning the presidency in 1940 gives way to an affecting, entirely credible vision of how Lindbergh's anti-Semitism affects the Roth family in Newark.
But we are far too biologically complex to be affected entirely by one aspect of our lifestyle, so instead of buying into the notion that "red wine is good for us", for example, we have to consider how, which part of our bodies, to what degree, and how it might also still be harmful.
We can never eliminate the passive affects entirely.
Why reoviruses affect only cancer cells is not entirely understood.
It's only natural that Nomi's artificial life form should resonate in fashion — his affect was entirely self-created.
This is the first time scientists have shown that pain in one colony of mice can affect an entirely separate colony, even when they are out of sight, says Loren Martin, a behavioral neuroscientist at the University of Toronto in Canada.
These considerations may also underlie the ability of PI3K to mediate opposing responses to leptin and insulin in POMC neurons and affect an entirely opposite outcome with respect to excitability observed on the loss or inhibition of one of the isoforms.
German concomitant use affected only 5.9% of medicated youth and the use was entirely pairs except for one triplet.
The patriotism and the exuberance are affecting, and entirely apt for a concert that served as a benefit for Russian war relief and also marked Ellington's twentieth anniversary in music.
O'Faolain makes affecting and entirely believable her protagonist's belated longing for the simple pleasures of domesticity (welcomed into an Irish home, she muses that she has been in more rococo chapels than kitchens) and her equally belated opening up to the love that children may bring.
"His affect was almost entirely 'gay'," Harman writes.
