Sentence examples for be presumed to affect from inspiring English sources
Since the pattern of noradrenergic modulation in the telencephalon is globally widespread but locally scattered [36], xylazine can be presumed to affect neuronal activity in a sparse manner.
Consequently, Cd stress is presumed to affect membrane fluidity and permeability by producing an irreversible damage to cell functioning.
These abnormalities are attributed to a failure of pericyte recruitment to fetal vessels, which in turn is presumed to affect the morphogenesis of complex vascular networks that comprise the placental labyrinth layer.
Most of the 60 100 secreted proteins in adult saliva have no known function, but are presumed to affect vertebrate hemostasis and inflammation, as well as assisting with sugar digestion and protecting blood and sugar meals from microbial growth [24].
It was presumed to affect a woman's ability to bear children.
Vivid information is presumed to affect people and their judgments by being more available (than competing stimuli) for encoding and therefore for recall, and it has increased imageability and increased emotional involvement (S. E. Taylor & Thompson, 1982).
Being an important component of cytoskeletal architecture, different expression levels of tubulin can be presumed to influence the formation of new phagosomes and thus affect phagocytic activity.
Furthermore, prejudice against Travellers is so severe that having Travellers living nearby is presumed to adversely affect house values.
In both inbred and outbred mice many other alleles are presumed to also affect anxiety-like behavior so that the contribution of this duplication would account for only a small percentage of the total trait variance; this is characteristic of all complex traits and has made the elucidation of their molecular correlates a challenging problem.
This is because the samples whose amplitudes are greater than the threshold are presumed to be affected by IN and are therefore blanked.
