Sentence examples for and thereby affect the from inspiring English sources
As the tumour grows, it might put pressure on nearby regions of the brain and thereby affect the functions controlled by those regions.
The populations may later recover their typical size, but the allelic frequencies may have been considerably altered and thereby affect the future evolution of the species.
Microfractures and morphological variations occur on the original rock and, thereby, affect the surrounding landscape processes.
Forest management could alter soil properties, microclimatic conditions, microbial biomass (Bolat [2014]), and thereby affect the functional diversity of soil microbial communities (Gömöryová et al. [2009]).
For stable CMT process, the three distinct energy input periods of CMT cycle were controlled by characteristic parameters and thereby affect the features of deposited weld metal.
His analysis of 'betweenness' shows it to be communality, and communality as a mutuality wherein each individual may affect every other individual and thereby affect the community or communities; and the community, as an historical expression of the whole may affect each individual.
Dyes are released into the environment, entering into aquatic ecosystem, deteriorating the water quality and thereby affecting the flora and fauna.
In a patient less than half of a volume increase, tidal or PEEP inflation is directed towards the diaphragmatic area and thereby affecting the abdomen.
Raman spectroscopy of as-grown and plasma treated samples suggest that plasma treatment is introducing defects and functionalizing the nanotube walls and thereby affecting the water repellency.
The mission will provide the clues to discover how the Sun creates and controls the solar wind and thereby affects the environments of all the planets.
It was also demonstrated that the pervaporation process, which is associated with both material and energy transfer, induces partial condensation of the vapor and thereby affects the efficiency of vapor−liquid contacting.
