Sentence examples for affects indeed from inspiring English sources

Temperature stress affects, indeed, many developmental processes during the plant's life cycle.

Because of this basis, desire is central to the affects, indeed "the very essence or nature of each" (IIIP56d; see also IIIP9s).

Our data show that in scrapie-affected MLNs the FDC maturation cycle was adversely affected, indeed three distinct types of abnormal mature FDCs were observed.

What an impressive review- agile, preview- agileffecting" indeed.

In each case the intention behind the rites is that an individual's mode of being be affected, indeed transformed.

In each case the intention behind the rites is that man's mode of being be affected, indeed transformed.

Some magicians, for instance, refer to the "perfect-trick" theory, in order to explain why a trick perfectly performed and seamlessly achieved can be less affecting — indeed, not affecting at all — compared to one whose deliberately ragged edges in performance open doors to speculation and uncertainty.

Summarizing, changes in the redox capacity of a system affect indeed the pH with drastic biological effects.

"This stance has affected funding; indeed this policy caused the BBC Wildlife Fund to pull out of planned funding for the programme a couple of years ago," says Save the Rhino.

There is no scientific evidence in support of the notion that vaccine doses, or the times between vaccines, affect autism; indeed, years of trials, data, research, experience and statistics have brought us to the current Centers for Disease Control (CDC and American Association of Pediatricss recommendations for vaccines.

If positive affect does indeed increase switching speed, this shortens the time spent at the flanker.