Sentence examples for affect underscores from inspiring English sources

(The soft-spoken Handler sounds like any other well-mannered young man from San Francisco; his lack of affect underscores the amusingly matter-of-fact way he drops unspeakable horrors into the Baudelaire orphans' lives).

This, coupled with the relatively low number of affected genes underscores the significance of these specific mutations to convey thermal tolerance in Synechocystis.

The lack of both research on and evidence of efficacy of standalone DHTs in more severely affected populations underscores both the ethical concerns related to using DHTs in more severely affected populations without provider contact or guidance and the limitations of DHTs in general.

Hearing his work rendered in his own voice was deeply affecting and underscored a profound lyricism less linguistic than existential that is present in his unadorned verse.

Though the charge does not affect operations, it underscored the magnitude of its problems.

These findings support a model of disrupted thalamic connectivity in ELS and trauma-related negative affect states, and underscore the importance of a transdiagnostic, dimensional neuroimaging approach to understanding the sequelae of trauma exposure.

While Wednesday's ruling does not directly affect merger efforts, it underscores the instability in AMR's labor situation.

This underscores the affect that even a modest increase in Met activity may have on cell transformation.

The fact that both FSGS-associated mutations affect motor domain function underscores the importance of Myo1e motor activity for its roles in renal filtration.

While a sale of Countrywide, based in Calabasas, Calif., is not expected to affect borrowers, it would underscore the complexities and financial challenges that have engulfed the mortgage industry — from lax lending standards to loose regulatory oversight and the intersection of Main Street homeownership with Wall Street financial engineering.

Critically, the study showed that cardiovascular-related hospitalization rates were significantly reduced in the vitamin D treatment group compared to placebo, suggesting that vitamin D may affect cardiovascular risk and underscoring the need for other cardiac parameters, such as cardiac autonomic tone, to be evaluated in relation to vitamin D supplementation.