Sentence examples for be affected by relatively from inspiring English sources

It is possible that the in vitro mucosa may be affected by relatively small decreases in pH, as it is not perfused by blood and thus forced to the pH of the surrounding medium, without any way of buffering it.

Decisions to have older children are not likely to be affected by relatively recent changes in the immigrant population.

In these regions, the estimated slip-deficit distribution should be affected by relatively small earthquakes and the uncertainties in the results are large compared with other regions.

Exogenous application of small amounts of compatible solutes such as proline and betaine to barley roots resulted in an immediate reduction of NaCl-induced efflux of K+, indicating that ion fluxes across the membrane can be affected by relatively low concentrations of compatible solutes [79].

DM also contributes to the longer-term outcome of tumors, and the prognosis after CRT may be affected by relatively long-term insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia, hyperglycemia, and chronic inflammation associated with this condition.

Adopting an evolutionary perspective while managing highly invaded systems may alter our invasive species control actions: it is possible that long-term community composition can be affected by relatively small management efforts.

In contrast, the simulation for August 1991 was affected by relatively strong wind forcing of mainly western directions.

The present results are in disagreement with the notion that cycling technique and thereby power production and energy consumption is affected by relatively small changes in body orientation as occur in practice (e.g., Caldwell et al. 1998; Heil et al. 1997; Price and Donne 1997).

The pore diameter has significant effect on air permeability and chloride ion diffusion coefficient by electrophoretic test, which differ from apparent diffusion chloride ion coefficient, and both are very likely to be affected by the relatively large pore diameter.

Thus, dietary intervention in early infancy appears feasible but will likely be affected by a relatively high rate of noncompliance, unless blinding of diet is possible.

Serial longitudinal comparisons could be affected by a relatively large coefficient of variation of 2-32-3%herenthesethese quantitative ultrasound systems, particularly when the absolute difference to be measured is of magnitudes smaller than the coefficient of variation.