Sentence examples for collateral affect from inspiring English sources

Their vote has the collateral affect of moving an archaic way of life into the 21st century.

The collateral affected zones and their occurrence mechanisms for laser machining with both nanosecond and femtosecond pulses are discussed.

Moreover, cancer patients are often immunocompromised due to the immunosuppressive nature of the tumour and collateral affects of certain chemotherapies.

We suggest that the thinning of myelin sheaths in Schaeffer collaterals may affect the efficiency of glutamate release through impaired propagation of action potentials and, thus, contribute to the development of cognitive impairment in MLIV.

Theoretically, improved coronary collateral function could affect Doppler-derived coronary flow reserve, although specific trials should confirm this hypothesis.

The expression of angiogenic factors in local tissues, rather than systemic levels of angiogenic factors may affect coronary collateral formation.

Chronic steno-occlusive disease and MMD differ in the development of various leptomeningeal, transdural and deep parenchymal collaterals 13 that could affect the response to revascularisation in these two populations.

There are two very different definitions of collateral damage, and these definitions affect the truth of the following statement:  "Drone warfare and precision guided munitions limit collateral damage".

"If you downgrade the securities you have to put more up for collateral and that affects pretty much everybody out there who has held these in reserve.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the GSEs), the dominant investors in subprime mortgage-backed securities before the 2008 crisis, substantively affected collateral composition in this market.

Yet the pieces of evidence mentioned indicate that any remaining bias should not be so severe that our analysis of the valuation of collateral is significantly affected.