Sentence examples for affected directly on from inspiring English sources

Experiments using axenic culture medium have demonstrated that hypergravity affected directly on the proliferation of Paramecium itself.

Temperature was affected directly on standard free energy (G 0), and it can change at different temperatures.

The patients recorded the type, severity and frequency of the symptoms, the chief complaint, and the area affected, directly on the questionnaire form.

However, oxygen and temperature also affect directly on NO emissions.

Without a gate dielectric layer, the polarization of the ferroelectric layer will affect directly on the surface of the NW.

In this analysis, only the metrics related to path duration have been taken into account since the increase of mobility of nodes affect directly on the duration of the established communication path.

Since the cytoplasm segmentation process depends on the result of the nucleus segmentation, hence, the 8% (100 - 92%) error yielded by the nucleus segmentation affects directly on the cytoplasm extraction accuracy.

They argue that this is consistent with a specific role of APRIL and pp32 in being required for enhancing vRNA synthesis (which then has a knock on effect on other viral RNAs) but there is no direct proof that this is the mechanism in infected cells (except that they show there is no clear affect directly on primary transcription).

They have, to their credit, started to figure out how to e-mail people affected directly, and posted FAQ on the breach on lifehacker.com.

Senior clinicians were often (particularly in the early stages of the implementation) less likely to be affected directly by the system on a daily basis than their more junior colleagues (though this to an extent depended on the system in question and the specialty).

As well as being affected directly and indirectly by stress on the family, in particular on their parents, siblings of children with autism are vulnerable to emotional stress through being seen as and seeing themselves as responsible for unusually high levels of assistance within the home [ 16].