Sentence examples for an impact on action from inspiring English sources

TED talk superstar, Amy Cuddy also talks about how language can have an impact on action in her recent book, Presence.

With the concerns highlighted in the above quote (for more criticisms on this hypothesis see [41]), though the awareness state emerges just before the action execution, it is not yet clear whether there is not at all an impact on action execution from this subjective awareness.

Embracing the idea that counter-mirror training reconfigures the MNS making it responsive to the sight of one action and the execution of a different action he reasoned that, if the MNS contributes to action understanding, this reconfiguration should have an impact on action understanding.

Writer also discusses various court cases which have had an impact on affirmative action policy.

Then a second shift takes place as the children awake and, to an increasingly riotous soundscape, start to make an impact on the action, goading the adults into a strutting, kicking, racing whirl of activity The children are brilliant – ferocious, funny, joyous and unselfconscious.

Intra- and extracellular lactic acidosis also have an impact on all action potential mechanisms; that is, the delicate balance between inward and outward currents.

Although other studies using liposuction have reported some improvement of insulin sensitivity in the longer term (26), this observation clearly implies that factors other than the sheer mass of subcutaneous adipose tissue have an impact on insulin action.

One can hypothesize that similar differences exist in adult rats, have an impact on the actions of cannabinoids and underlie their differential effect on anxiety.

RB: Cloud-based processing playing a larger role will be interesting but is unlikely to make a big impact on action games.

"Our lack of internal unity has an impact on our external actions and credibility," she said.

"Action to do good, action to counter extremism, because that has an impact on our security, and action to educate, because if there's better understanding between the faiths there's less potential for religious difference to become a source of conflict".