Sentence examples for affects I from inspiring English sources

Hence, the composition of the fat globule surface affects (i) the interactions between lipid droplets and the protein network, (ii) the structure of the matrix and (iii) the rheological properties and texture of the product.

A third group of differentially methylated genes affects (i) signalling processes in the β-cell leading to insulin secretion or (ii) glucose homeostasis in β-cells, thereby modulating insulin response upon stimulation.

The effect of binding on j affects i through the covariance <Δ r⃗ i r⃗ j >, the ij element of a time-independent variance-covariance matrix that is obtained from either CG-ENM (the ensemble average) or Principle Component Analysis (PCA) on MD trajectories (the time average).

He explains that the human being's "lack of power to moderate and restrain the affects I call Bondage.

To determine whether riluzole affects I NaT we recorded from Mns at 20 24 hpf, a stage when these cells typically fire unitary or paired spikes.

(Desire for Spinoza, in its narrow definition at IIIp9s, is both psychological and physical, and in its broader definition at III, Definitions of the Affects I, it may be either. So, this example, perhaps despite appearances, need not run afoul of Spinoza's denial of mind-body interaction).

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.