Sentence examples for affected via from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggest that the effect of being HIV-affected differs between those who are affected via having an HIV-infected adult child and those affected via an HIV-related death of an adult child.

It is also observed that segmental motion is affected via the oscillatory frequency under LAOS.

Furthermore, the thermal stability and quantum yield of phosphors could be affected via the different cation substitution of Gd3+.

The MPP property is guaranteed, while designed high order of spatial and temporal accuracy for the incompressible flow computation is not affected via extensive numerical experiments.

Like any ism, people are often affected via micro-aggressions that come so subtly, and so frequently, that the person targeted is encouraged to ignore it and the people perpetuating the offense claim to not see it or understand what the problem is, anyway.

Then again, it could be a person on the other side of the planet who is affected via the ripple effect initiated by you when you post that special picture or story on Facebook that opens hearts and puts a smile on everyone's face which they then "share" with others, and so on it goes... So, the question we must ask ourselves isn't, will I make a difference in the world?

The execution of a affects (via sensing) the sensory representation of b and the feeling of b in a positive manner.

The execution of a affects (via sensing) the sensory representation of b and the feeling of b in a positive manner At the same time, the sensory representation of b is suppressed due to the prior ownership state.

Polyamines up-regulate approximately 300 species of mRNAs through polyamine stimulation of the synthesis of various transcription factors such as Cya, RpoS, FecI, and Fis at the level of translation [ 20], PolyP affects (via ppk1) around seven hundred genes in P. aeruginosa [ 14], PHB affects, via covalent modification, well over a hundred proteins in E. coli [ 17].

The execution positively affects (via the sensor state) the sensory representation of b and the feeling of b (adding the sensed actual effect to the predicted effect).

Centered on reaching military purchaser affect via high-budget cinema aesthetics, the industry is giving the college-aged military market some attractive compatibility, like X-Box controllers that fire actual weapons and move real robots.