Sentence examples for explicitly affect from inspiring English sources

Now that the Medvedev interregnum is over, the mood has shifted back to a state-capitalist model.October's huge $55 billion deal under which the state-owned oil giant Rosneft is buying 100% of TNK-BP does not explicitly affect plans for privatisation.

This value is not shown in Table 1 because it does not explicitly affect the results.

This correlation can explicitly affect the signal estimation error during signal fusion.

In the previous version of the model, the conformational change did not explicitly affect the Ca2+ concentration.

One of the aims of the intervention was to explicitly affect the whole school environment by engaging all staff using staff meetings, whole school assemblies, competitions and parents' evenings.

While similar, this model is distinct from the character-based treatment of lineage locations used by Lemey et al. (2009), in that the structured coalescent allows location to explicitly affect coalescent rate.

These changes have explicitly affected the operational structure of seaports and shipping industries.

The fact that the syntax of instructional software (LiveMath) which was used in the study is compatible with mathematical notions (typeset math, not computer code) and software's showing the intermediate steps in the calculation process might have explicitly affected the opinions of the participants.

These markers are particularly well suited for these comparative analyses because they were not explicitly affected by evolutionary forces related to the immune response against pathogens.

Much research on affective processing assumes (either implicitly or explicitly) that affect is a driver of risk perception (rather than vice versa).

Arguably the most prolific and creative adaptation example is a one-way street: the Star Wars expanded universe of comics, novels, videogames, cartoons and the like explicitly cannot affect the established six Star Wars films (a freedom that this supposed new era of integration will surely protect zealously).