Sentence examples for and so affects from inspiring English sources
Longevity has increased over time and so affects each generation differently.
Dryland vegetation is often spatially patchy, and so affects wind flow in complex ways.
Any error in establishing first-contact directly disturbs the spot-size, and so affects volumetric removal rate by approximately a square law (see Section 3).
The stray current has a great effect on corrosion, and so affects the service life and safe use of buried pipelines (Ding et al. 2010).
Unlike synthetic colloids albumin binds reversibly with drugs, hormones, bilirubin and metal ions, among other substances, and so affects their metabolism in the critically ill patient with hypoalbuminaemia [ 6, 7].
Therefore, when CYP8B1 is inactivated, the maximal flux towards cholate decreases, decreasing the probability of FXR activation, BACS up-regulation and so affects the synthesis of both primary BAs.
The recording is so hilarious and dreadful but also touching and so affecting".
The company said they contained molecules that could interfere with endocrine function and so affect sexual reproduction.
The work itself is so rousing and so affecting that it's no wonder at every performance many people stand and cheer.
His later poetry was not published in Turkey until 1965, two years after his death, and so affected only a much younger generation.
The theory went thus: Being in the ecstasy (from the Greek for derangement) of love caused the blood to boil, the hot distillation to rise up and sear the brain and so affect it to madness.
