Sentence examples for affect rather from inspiring English sources

Others have argued that because even rather young children are capable of showing empathy with the pain of others, the inhibition of aggressive behaviour arises from this moral affect rather than from the mere anticipation of punishment.

The identified parameters affect rather common characteristics of G-protein receptors and are thus likely to improve the folding of similar targets as well.

That is, the mind is not the adequate cause of the affect; rather, it responds to some external thing, which can thus be considered the active cause.

It is found that the heating temperature, the heating time, and the pH value of the yellow pulp water in the synthesis process can affect rather strongly the growth of the CQDs.

We show how MoodPlay allows the user to explore a music collection by musical mood dimensions, building upon GEMS, a music-specific model of affect, rather than the traditional Circumplex model.

The concept of the imaginary, as it is used by Irigaray, echoes the Freudian notion of unconscious phantasy, in which our relations to objects and others is governed by emotion and passion (affect) rather than by considerations of truth or falsity.

Odds ratios for having one ear affected (rather than none) were generally similar to those for having 2 ears affected (rather than none) (Table 3) except when considering the mask variable.

The art mistress called her paintings and drawings "affected, rather like herself".

The onus should be on them to contact all those affected rather than wait for customers to make a claim".

They may also become more able to discern the tell-tale signs of burnout and reach out to those affected, rather than wait for us to ask for assistance.

The Kronos and the Brooklyn players rendered the 25-minute work with a patient intensity that brought out its searing, elemental pain, yet kept that pain at a distance, rendering it observable and affecting rather than oppressive.