Sentence examples for affect into from inspiring English sources
The phrase "affect into" is not correct and not usable in written English
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not a standard expression in English. Example: "The changes will affect into the overall performance of the system." (This is incorrect.)
A spokesman said the incident had "effectively created a bottleneck" on the line and delays may have a knock-on affect into Friday.
We propose that the zoo community also should increase efforts to integrate measures of positive affect into both population-level studies and tools for monitoring individual well-being.
These null findings are contrary to the congruence effects that we have observed in our prior categorization work, in which participants classified women's displayed affect into sexual-interest, rejection, friendliness, or sadness categories (e.g., men showed greater sensitivity to women's sexual interest when the women dressed provocatively rather than conservatively).
In his discussion of verbal valence, defined as the built-in constraints on a verb's freedom to assign focus, or simply, the focusing properties of verbs, Talmy (2000: 98-99) catheorizes the majority of English verbs of affect into two valence types as illustrated in 1 above.
In contrast, our results showed a 2-factor solution separating depressed mood (combined with somatic complaints) and positive affect into two factors which were coherent in terms of item content.
Positive emotion can be used to counter negative emotion in psychologically resilient individuals [ 17], spiral upward toward positive reappraisals, and transform negative affect into positive affect, leading to optimal functioning [ 18].
This will limit total benefits claimable by unemployed working-age households to £20,000 or £385 a week (£23,000 or £442 in London), plunging many of those affected into food poverty, rent arrears and eviction.
This on-going research aims at developing intelligent agents that are able to express and incorporate affects into rational processes.
Rail services will be affected into next week after a section of track along the Dee estuary at Mostyn, Flintshire, was blocked when more than 200m of sea wall collapsed onto the line.
We also describe functional clustering of the genes affected into ontologic families.
Only EABPS and PFM had taken the experiences of those affected into consideration in the development process.
