Sentence examples for been affected through from inspiring English sources
The comparison has been affected through 14 carefully selected Test Cases, which include biaxial strength envelopes for a range of unidirectional and multidirectional laminates and stress-strain curves for a range of multidirectional laminates, loaded under uniaxial or biaxial conditions.
Staff motivation has been affected through rapid change, and the perception of health workers that their compensation levels and working conditions have been negatively affected by decentralization.
In the same way, those who had been affected through care giving for HIV/AIDS family members, care giving for orphans, loss of support through death of offspring, loss of community support, had significantly lower health scores than those who had not been affected in any way.
So you're affected through time.
But the other crucial factor in rampage killings, access to guns, can be affected through legislation and regulation.
In contrast to scientists in brokerage positions, they are more likely to be affected through inter- or intra-coalition learning.
Health will be affected through automation in clinical data and predictive diagnostics to robotics assisting in areas from surgery to nursing, and from hospital logistics to pharmaceutical dispensary.
Bone quality is affected through changes in bone shape, bone micro-architecture, and in material properties such as bone mineralization and the quality of collagen.
These preliminary experiments suggested that D-tyrosine metabolism in Sorghum vulgare seedlings may not be affected through either a deamination or racemization as either process would lead to precursors of p-hydroxymandelonitrile-β-glucose1,2.
It is suggested that the accumulation of oxygen species and the growth of crystals could be affected through the aqueous network of the self-assembled surfactants on the electrode surface.
Particularly functionally similar groups, such as enchytraeids (Annelida: Enchytraeidae), may be affected through changes in the chemical and physical properties of the soil, but also due to competition for resources.
