Sentence examples for affecting I from inspiring English sources

The protein level can be disturbed by affecting: (i) mRNA levels; (ii) mRNA translation; or (iii) protein stability.

Molecules can also unspecifically bind to membranes or the cytoskeleton affecting (i) the fraction of unbound molecules in the cytosol and (ii) furthermore reducing the mobility.

Briefly, four strategies were performed either singly or in combination affecting (i) type and weight of membership functions, (ii) generation of membership function variables, (iii) population strategy, and (iv) fuzzy system range and defuzzification method.

In this species, like in all forage grasses, leaf length is an important trait affecting: i) vegetative yield [ 10- 12], ii) intake rate by dairy cows [ 13], iii) plant survival under light competition conditions [ 14].

Occasionally, as in his description of his arrival at rehab, Gill's prose is direct and affecting: "I was 30.

A reviewer for The Globe & Mail in Toronto said the book was "one of the most affecting I have read on the subject of Israel and Palestine".

Killed i, t is the total death toll and Affected i, t is the total number of people affected by floods in country i at time t.

In nearly half of the cases more than one joint was affected, i.e. polyarthritic.

To test specificity, we examined the effects of PIT and PVT on negative affect (i.e., PANAS negative affect subscale).

From this finding we postulated that positive affect (i.e., coding with high frequencies for fitness-enhancing conditions) correspond to a higher flexibility than negative affect (i.e., coding with low frequencies for fitness-reducing conditions) in biological networks too.

In particular, the PPARγ pathway was affected (i.e. PGC1α was downregulated) in liver and muscle samples.