Sentence examples for be affected in its from inspiring English sources

For example, Ethiopia may be affected in its exports of flowers to the EU.

For instance, a cable company would be affected in its telemarketing of high-speed Internet access, but a telephone company, which is regulated by the Federal Communications Commission, would not be barred from calling people on the F.T.C. registry, according to Mr. Mastria.

PDX-1 appears to be affected in its ability of translocation to the nucleus.

We found that neither an N-terminal nor a full length aPKCι/GFP construct containing an R141/142 mutation appeared to be affected in its nuclear translocation behavior.

While we do not currently know which of the three DILPs produced in the IPCs may be affected in its secretion, we have shown that only the mRNA expression of dilp3 is significantly reduced as a consequence of increased UCP activity in adult IPCs.

Central regulators of myelopoiesis and key players in leukemogenesis seem to be the polycomb regulatory complexes, especially PRC2, which, in addition to direct defects of its components (EED, EZH2, SUZ12), could be affected in its concerted action with several ERs, such as ASXL1, cohesins, DNMT3A, IDH1/2, MLL, TET2 and UTX.

Finally, he says that the firm will begin to "report the data on the number of these searches that have been conducted and the number of customer accounts that have been affected" in its bi-annual transparency report.

Neither genetically modified parasite was affected in its behaviour vis-à-vis the IRG resistance mechanism (Fig. 9B).

The Cry1Ab F371A mutant that is affected in its irreversible binding to BBMVs [ 28, 38] was used as a control in these experiments.

As a control in our experiments, we analysed the binding of the non-toxic Cry1Ab F371A mutant that is affected in its irreversible binding to BBMVs [ 28].

A recent report by Lazar-Adler et al. [ 13] proposed the role of B. pseudomallei Trimeric Autotransporter Adhesins (TAA) in biofilm formation whereby an insertional mutant of the BPSS1439 gene was affected in its ability to form biofilm in addition to being partially attenuated in an acute murine melioidosis model, implying a positive relationship between biofilm formation and bacterial virulence.