Sentence examples for form affect from inspiring English sources
Addition amount of lipase, reaction temperature and stirring form affect the morphology and lipase content of the hybrid nanoflower.
The grain size of soil particles and the aggregate structures they form affect the ability of a soil to transport and retain water, air, and nutrients.
How does gay marriage, in any way, shape or form, affect your life?" Kluwe's letter, which has been lauded by many supporters of same-sex marriage since it was posted Friday, has offered a change in perception.
I find that size and organizational form affect the probability of technical success and duration to commercialization in a way that suggests departing from neutrality by preferring less established firms.
Advice to parents on the issue will be strengthened, although it will make clear that colourings are not the only - nor main - cause of hyperactivity in children, a chronic condition which may in its most severe form affect up to one in 20 people.
How does gay marriage, in any way shape or form, affect your life?" The letter is a profanity-laden rant, as well as a multilayered, point-by-point decimation of Burns's argument, so insidiously thorough that Burns waved the white flag two days later in an interview with The Baltimore Sun in which he said, in effect, "Never mind".
Domestic violence was the most significant form affecting Indigenous communities, and "often... continues for 20 to 30 years".
Also, TM form affected fecal moisture and urine excretion, suggesting that ITM may stimulate water intake.
Photograph: ALAN PORRITT/AAPIMAGE Ambassdors form affected countries during the signing of a condolence book at Parliament House in Canberra, Tuesday, July 22 , 2014
The diffuse form is characterized by more extensive skin involvement extending to the upper arm and trunk; the limited form affects only the lower arm and face.
Type 3 is the mildest form affecting children, usually detected when they are about three, and type 4 is the form detected in adults.
