Sentence examples for effects of the middle from inspiring English sources

To improve the simulation and consider the effects of the middle column, the in-plane rotation of the free end is restricted and only its vertical displacement is allowed.

To determine the effects of the middle X residue on the kinetics of N-glycosylation, we needed to identify a kinetically sensitive consensus site that would allow for the highest resolution of co- and post-translational N-glycosylation events using rapid metabolic pulse chase experiments.

However, in order to have any real effect on the middle class' share of the national income, improvements in education would have to be sweeping and massive.

But it missed the leavening effect of the middle movement, whose endlessly repeated tune was mostly absorbed into the rest of the texture, sustaining the weightiness of the outer movements rather than putting their density into relief.

Thus, the drainage effect of the middle hole lies between the high- and low-level hole.

The recently determined eubacterial and aracheal OST homologue structures afford an opportunity to glean a structural rationale for the effect of the middle X residue on co- and post-translational N-glycosylation.

Given that two different substrates and assays were used, the congruence of the results indicates that the effect of the middle X residue on NXS sites (and lack thereof on NXT sites) is general and does not depend on the protein substrate.

But the effect of the middle-of-the-road approach is devastating: that which connects becomes instantly devoured, leaving disjointed opposites.

The cumulative industrial composition effect of the middle-income nations was 111 Mt CO2 per country during the 1995 2008 period, indicating that the changes in the middle-income nations increased domestic CO2 emissions (see the third column of Table 1).

The growth in the economic scale effect of the middle-income nations in each of the three periods was extremely high at 192 Mt CO2 in 1995 2000, 328 Mt CO2 in 2000 2005, and 353 Mt CO2 in 2005 2008 (Table 1).

From Table 1, a comparison of the economic scale effect of the middle-income group of countries between the five-year period from 1995 to 2000 and the three-year period from 2005 to 2008 shows that the economic scale effect grew by a factor of 1.8.