Sentence examples for amply affect from inspiring English sources

Besides CVD and cognitive decline, arthritis and sensorial dysfunction are conditions that although not related with a large mortality impact, are highly related with ageing and amply affect the capacity of the elderly population to interact with their surrounding environment.

This process has been amply documented to affect prokaryotic genomes: although the frequency and importance of such events is debated, there is little debate that it plays some role [ 1- 4].

Further, Scripture amply supports the claim that God is perfect in knowledge, will, and affect.

Iran's election will certainly affect the immediate region, replete with Iraq's continuing unrest, Afghanistan and Israel-Palestine; Iran's leadership has proved amply capable of exacerbating trouble in all those places.

Harris argues, in short, that if cognitive science can someday amply tell us how thoughts and intentions are formed in the brain, how they translate into action, and how those actions affect conscious beings, then, perforce, cognitive science can advise us on questions of morality.

The concept that during embryo development the major epigenetic changes affecting genome regulation represents the conversion from a euchromatic to a heterochromatic compact state (Arney and Fisher, 2004) has been amply debated (Golob et al., 2008; Marks et al., 2012).

His wish was amply granted.

He and Spero were amply sophisticated.

We know amply what the generals think.

The ear gets amply filled too.

Our judgment, however, has been amply vindicated.