Sentence examples for be achieved by affecting from inspiring English sources
As such, Article 301 EC is fundamentally concerned with the objectives of these measures, namely the objectives of the CFSP, to be achieved by affecting the Community's economic relations with third countries.
The differences on the retrogradation degree and protein conformation between CSB with and without photon treatment revealed that the preservation effects of photons on steamed bread could be achieved by affecting the starch retrogradation and protein-secondary structure of steamed bread.
Mechanistically, these effects may either be achieved by affecting gonadal Wolbachia-density or by altering Wolbachia's abilities of gamete manipulation.
This may potentially be achieved by affecting the EBP1 RB-E2F transcription repression as unphosphorylated RB will inhibit the activity of the E2F family of transcription factors (Sidle et al, 1996) and will thus lead to a decelerated G1-S transition (Lee and Yang, 2003).
Hans et al. (2008) observed that the solution to the problems posed by disability must be achieved by policy changes that affect the environment, rather than by an exclusive reliance on alterations of the functional or economic capabilities of individuals with disabilities.
The best balance between the two conflicting demands will usually be achieved by HALT-90, recording days affected during the preceding 3 months.
One way of controlling Ca2+ signals can be achieved by cAMP, which has been shown to affect Ca2+ signaling at multiple sites, e.g., at the level of InsP3 generation [ 6- 8] and InsP3-induced Ca2+ release from the ER.
Immune evasion is important for the persistence of HPV and may be achieved by various mechanisms, including HLA loci being affected by chromosomal loss, loss of heterozygosity, viral integration or mutations, which may result in functional loss [ 51- 58].
Clear separation between protein spots can be achieved by removing salts and charged contaminants as these affect iso-electric focussing.
This aim cannot be achieved by contract alone because a contract does not bind third parties or affect the role of the courts.
