The phrase "affecting background" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing how certain elements influence or shape a background, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The affecting background of the story adds depth to the characters' motivations."
Alternatives: "influencing context" or "impactful backdrop".
Localization of this mechanism to critical neurons in different ganglia controlling different aspects of a behavior provides a mechanism by which a humeral signal affecting background NO production, such as the NO precursor L-arginine, could control multiple aspects of the behavior.
Percutaneous tumor ablation methods, such as ethanol injection and microwave coagulation, have played an important role as nonsurgical treatments that can achieve high local cure rates without affecting background liver function ((17, 18, 19, 20)).
Yet, such findings do not have well-defined consequences: for instance, they do not affect background checks.
Coexpression of either RGS2 or RGS4 with EYFP does not affect background levels of collapse, nor does it interfere with sema3A induced collapse (Fig. 2D).
Methane, a relatively short-lived greenhouse gas (residence time 8 10 years), is an ozone precursor that affects background ozone concentrations.
The mean background spot values with and without serum were not significantly different (4.9 and 4.7 per 100,000 PBMC, respectively), suggesting that the presence of serum in the medium does not affect background spot production.
Introduction of the F86Y mutation in the N-terminal TetR domain increased sc-rtTA activity ~10-fold at all dox levels, but did not affect background activity (Fig. 3A).
This suggests that MTS can be used to evaluate viability of cells treated with dUSPION only if it is taken into consideration that higher concentrations of dUSPION might affect background signal.
Slide surfaces may be coated with different types of matrices that govern the affinity of probe binding and affect background fluorescence [ Rickman et al., 2003; Sobek et al., 2006].
It just means that global warming is now affecting the background conditions of all of our lives — emphatically including winter weather.
Models 2 and 3 were used to study the factors affecting the background and calibration source count rates, respectively.
