Sentence examples for affect the beginning from inspiring English sources

This may affect the beginning and length of phenological stages of plants.

"While there are several important provisions in CARA, many of which the administration has been acting on for many years now, again, we do not believe that without a significant and robust infusion of treatment resources that [the bill] will really affect the beginning of the end of this epidemic," he said.

A recombination event may start before a block and be long enough to affect the beginning of a block, so that the probability of observing the recombination start at the beginning of a block is δ times greater than within a block (Didelot and Falush 2007).

Some players say having no preseason game in the Garden could affect the team at the beginning of the season.

Self-ignition temperatures were independent of moisture although moisture did affect the time from the beginning of storage until storage temperature was reached.

Genomic studies of the pregnant uterus, like in other domains, widen our comprehension of the structural and metabolic transformations which affect the myometrium from the beginning of pregnancy until parturition.

The higher affective cluster of depressive scores in the internship may affect since the beginning the feelings of pleasure and compassion of the physician-patient relationship [ 47, 48].

The resent government curb on construction doesn't affect the work already begun, and he expects the building to be finished by Christmas.

Analytical results show that axial dispersion does not affect significantly the beginning of the breakthrough curve of a micro-column.

Second, the combined hammer of Peak Oil and Global Warming is finally beginning to affect the global economy, as stock markets are beginning to dive and joblessness is rising.

To offset personal issues, Raynor began to drink heavily and it began to affect the band's performances.