Sentence examples for affect notably from inspiring English sources

The replacement of hydrogen by fluorine does not affect notably the cytotoxic activity and CDK inhibitor activity in this series.

Radiation loss was found to affect notably the extracted laminar flame speed from spherically expanding flame experiments especially for slower flames, in agreement with recent similar studies.

The results suggest that Raman signal from biomass substrates should not affect notably the SERS spectra of analytes.

Firms that sell services to consumers were the worst affected, notably hotels and restaurants.

Many pathways pertaining to macromolecular synthesis are affected, notably mycolic acid synthesis.

The Poisson's ratio and bulk modulus were affected notably by the void gap, in which the threshold corresponds to the longitudinal wave amplitude.

It's also important to remember that real lives are being affected, notably those who no longer have jobs.

The Independent reported that more than 32,000 square miles could be affected, notably in south, north-west and north-east England and central Scotland.

"Changes to the e-commerce chapter continue to be made in complete isolation from the stakeholders it affects, notably the global Internet community of users and innovators.

In the walking group the most common site was below the knees, although many other locations were affected, notably the front of thighs, lower arms and rear trunk (where 78% of bruises were to the lower back).

First there is that part of the welfare budget which does not affect pensioners, notably cuts in tax credits hurting millions of poor, working families.