Sentence examples for effects on the middle from inspiring English sources
He devalued the currency to favour exporters and foreign investors; however, this had adverse effects on the middle and lower classes.
Our analysis showed that the effects on the middle latitude ionosphere of weak-to-moderate CIR-related magnetic storms, which mostly occur around solar minimum period, could be comparable with the effects of strong magnetic storms.
A major development during the CAWSES-II period for studies of energetic particle precipitation effects on the middle and upper atmosphere was the shift of focus from the previously dominant topic of solar proton events (SPE) to investigations including energetic electron precipitation (EEP).
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.
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.
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.
Waitrose does have a peculiar effect on the middle classes.
There's a huge problem in the project of liberalism, and I'm interested in probing that and its effect on the middle classes.
According to Howard Cartlidge, a partner in the Olswang law firm, its effect on the middle market would also be looked at: "The commission would probably look at the effect on the whole national market and the middle market for tabloids.
Conversely, biomolecular factor IGF-1 in combination with TGF-β1 had a dominating effect on the middle zone chondrogenic differentiation of hMSCs.
But several hinted that they would soon attack Mr. Kerry more forcefully on his tax policy, in part by discussing votes in his Senate career supporting taxes that had an effect on the middle class, not just the wealthy.
