Sentence examples for effected by the very from inspiring English sources

The previous turnout is likely to be effected by the very same variables that current turnout is, as socio-economic, demographic, political and institutional variables change very gradually over time.

Premature discontinuation, as one aspect of non-adherence, has substantial negative effects by the very meaning of its definition – the complete cessation of therapy.

In addition, due to the low concentrations used in enzyme kinetic assays any inhibiting effects by the very weak catalytic domain dimerization are expected to only minimally disturb catalytic activity.

The use of a radioligand with very low nonspecific binding could also be an advantage in micro-PET due to the expected larger partial volume effect caused by the very small size of the brain in relation to the resolution of the PET system.

Though the Labour government kept one key feature, the split between purchasers and providers, it undermined its effect by denouncing the very notion of importing competition into the NHS.

Once the initial shock had been absorbed, the revolution effected by free verse began to look very democratic, as indeed it was in some of its aspects.

A model is proposed for the description of the interplay of charge carrier migration, effected by external voltage and combination within very thin passive oxide layers.

"80percentt of all hotels are in leisure destinations that are very effected by seasonality".

Moreover, a very subtle approach in the study of toxicological effects is represented by the very recent genomics and proteomics techniques.

"[De Sousa] has, in effect, been abandoned by the very agency and Government she dutifully served for over a decade".

We need greater awareness from everyone, including those who already have a large ripple effect on society by the very nature of their current roles.