Sentence examples for affected switch from inspiring English sources

The affected switch in the larger recall may cause the brake lights not to come on when the brake pedal is depressed.

The present study investigated whether the administration of propranolol (a central and peripheral beta-adrenergic antagonist) affected switching costs (i.e., the increase of reaction time in task-switching trials relative to task-repetition trials).

This paper demonstrates that while some improvements are observed, the length scaling does not dramatically affect switch figures of merit such as subthreshold slope, Ion and Ioff down to about 20 nm, and an optimized device design can be extended over a much larger window of sub-micron dimensions, compared to the MOSFET.

The density and quality of markers both affect switch errors.

So it is necessary to investigate the factors affecting switching uniformity.

In fact, design choices made at the NI affect switching element design strategies and even system-level performance and power dissipation, thus making the point for communication-centric design.

Meanwhile, CDH13 to avoid some wonky scientific language is a gene that affects switches in the brain most often associated with ADHD.

33– 35 The choice of thiol affects switching kinetics, and we characterized switching for two different thiols in this report: β-mercaptoethanol (BME) and β-mercaptoethylamine (MEA).

If young and educated people effectively change jobs more often, and therefore their area of residence, then they can affect switching positively.

In contrast to that work which shows that a multiplicative noise resulting from fluctuation of the transcription rate can be used to amplify protein production significantly, here we investigate how an external noise source introduced into degradation rates affects switching in the genetic toggle switch system.

Previous work in Araihazar has shown that 200-m distance is the upper limit for how far households are willing to walk on regular basis to fetch safe water from another well, and that distance to the nearest safe well affects switching (Chen et al. 2007; Opar et al. 2007).