Sentence examples for effect that alters the from inspiring English sources

The classical continuum description is too simple to capture the essential mechanical behavior for this class of material since a structural effect, that alters the displacement field, becomes pronounced.

The surrounding balloons then echo the same sound and color in a rippling effect that alters the entire color of the piece.

Taken together, the actions would result in a significant shift in how immigration law is enforced, which could itself create a ripple effect that alters the immigration pool and how the 11 million or so in the U.S. illegally live their lives.

Smoking, but not use of moist snuff, increases MS risk, suggesting that it is not a systemic tobacco effect that alters the risk, but lung irritation [ 4].

Spinal learning also induces modulatory effects that alter the capacity for learning.

We expect further use of these assays to identify off-target drug effects that alter the phenotypic balance of AVICs, disrupt their ability to maintain mechanical homeostasis, and lead to VHD.

It has also been argued that factors secreted by senescent cells elicit deleterious cell nonautonomous effects that alter the tissue microenvironment [ 44].

As with the B12 radical reactions, radical SAM reactions appear to be guided and tuned by a variety of enzyme binding effects that alter the energetics of individual steps.

In this paper, we focused on the pure demographic effects that alter population structures, but the societal meaning of age is not constant.

The data suggest that the behavioral abnormalities of MMC-exposed rats might be ascribed to a neurotoxic effect of the metal that alters the gene expression of a specific NMDA receptor subunit in the hippocampus.

Although the 46,XY,t(1;22)(p36.1;q11.2) translocation disrupts the GNB1L gene, it is possible that the resulting phenotype is due to position effects that alter expression of genes in the vicinity including TBX1 and COMT which are also strong candidates for behavioral phenotypes.