Sentence examples for effect upon the development from inspiring English sources
Hegel had, as noted above, a profound effect upon the development of historical and other studies.
He published a small but influential group of articles on 20th-century compositional technique that had a profound effect upon the development of academic musical thought, especially in the US.
This is contrasted to other ethical systems that are rule based (deontology), the effect upon the development of character (virtue), or the end result of our actions in an overall sense (consequentialist), none of which are concerned with the relationship that exists between our ideas, utterances, and actions and our practices (our values) over time.
In further support of this hypothesis, the combination of high-fat diet and exogenous GC treatment has a synergistic effect upon the development of steatosis and liver injury in rats, without an accompanying increase in inflammation (36).
They also had their effects upon the development of the French state; in particular, they threatened to alter not only the military and administrative structure of the monarchy but even its traditional role.
Among the second and third generation of converts from the old aristocracy of Wu, however, new and original impulses, which were to have most profound effects upon the development of Daoism as a whole, began to occur.
Mice were then sacrificed following PIR exposure to determine effects upon the development of ileitis, and histology was scored as published (Han et al, 2010).
The poem's use of refrain and its simple and naive language, as well as its sensational theme, had a profound effect upon the subsequent development of Romanticism throughout Europe.
The extended one-generation reproduction toxicity study (EOGRTS; OECD test guideline 433) is a new and technically complex design to evaluate the putative effects of chemicals on fertility and development, including effects upon the developing nervous and immune systems.
The controls were matched on age, due to the known effect of age upon the development of dementia.
