Sentence examples for affects the passage from inspiring English sources
In 1905 Einstein unified space and time (see space-time) with his special theory of relativity, showing that motion through space affects the passage of time.
They also took steps to reduce the impact of cloud cover on the data, since this, too, affects the passage of longwave radiation.The results, nevertheless, were striking.
That, in turn, affects the passage of cosmic rays (which are mostly protons released by distant supernova explosions), and thus the number of such rays that make it to Earth.
Increased blood viscosity affects the passage of the RBCs through micro-vessels thus impairing the adequate exchange of gases in tissue [ 4].
The luminal surface of the capillary endothelium is covered by a 0.5-µm-thick carbohydrate-rich matrix, the glycocalyx [ 111], which affects the passage of blood cells through the capillary bed [ 93].
In a sense, the door becomes pinned against a doorjamb briefly enough to still the intrinsic noise and not affect the passage of the people.
The surface of a sea urchin egg has the ability to affect the passage of light unequally in different directions; this property, called birefringence, is an indication that the molecules comprising the surface layers are arranged in a definite way.
Changing the deformability of the cell by perturbing its cytoskeleton primarily alters the entry velocity, whereas changing the surface friction by immobilizing positive charges on the constriction's walls primarily alters the transit velocity, indicating that these parameters can give insight into the factors affecting the passage of each cell.
The amber color, analyzed by sensory evaluation, is the consequence of the presence of beta-carotene; therefore, it is not expected to affect the passage of light.
However, this was found to not be too deleterious, as it did not seem to affect the passage of migratory fish.
Although this metalloprotein is considered a protective cellular mechanism against Cd, its increase might, in turn, affect the passage of zinc into the fetus (Kippler et al. 2010; Tekin et al. 2011a).
