Sentence examples for affect under from inspiring English sources

Income support customer statistics suggest this change would affect under 100,000 families.

"Will you consider putting together a case to bring DVA functions, and the public sector staff this will affect, under the remit of the executive so we can save these jobs?" he asked the minister.

These results further suggest that the structural stability of the 3Ru/TiO2 ZrO2 catalyst did not affect under the glycerol hydrogenolysis conditions and 6Ru/TiO2 ZrO2 catalyst showed no structural stability due to the agglomeration.

In contrast, action-oriented individuals are able to reduce their negative affect under stress to a greater degree, they show better emotion-regulation and better performance under stress, and they pursue individual goals against internal and external oppositions without self-infiltration (Fröhlich and Kuhl 2003; Baumann et al. 2005).

Results: EFA and CFA identified six first-order factor structure (General coping, Personal growth and autonomy, Spirituality, Interpersonal skills, Emotional support, and Global affect) under one higher-order dimension of Positive Mental Health RMSEAA = 0.05, CFI = 0.96, TLI = 0.96).

Because of their lesions to the visual cortical pathway, these patients provide a rare model to study the relation between somatic responses and phenomenal experience of affect under two conditions: in the absence versus presence of stimulus information resulting from in-depth cortical processing.

One of the differences was that swine flu appeared to adversely affect under-45s.

It also found that false negatives (test scores that under-rate a student's actual abilities) were most likely to affect under-represented minority students.

Considering that respiratory illnesses mainly affect under-fives' [ 1] age was further categorized to below 5 years, 5 to 9.9 years and ≥ 10 years.

Increasing longevity will have substantial health, economic and social impacts in all countries, and will particularly affect under-resourced and under-performing health systems in low-income countries, which are generally poorly prepared to provide the chronic care needed to manage non-communicable conditions in older people (3, 27, 28).

Some reports have suggested that the club was in danger of facing a total suspension for 48 weeks which would have affected under-age grades as well.