Sentence examples for formation affecting from inspiring English sources

Drug resistance and induction of mutations in chronic infection of hepatitis virus, or H. pylori, or Salmonella typhimurium infection were also suggestive of the impact of ROS/RNS formation, affecting the genomic structure [46 61].

It is shown that the cooling rate plays an important role on the microstructure formation affecting significantly the resulting electrochemical behaviour and that coarser microstructural arrays have higher electrochemical corrosion resistance.

These shapes were found to be different in a cell placed horizontally versus one placed on an incline, suggesting that the geometry and flow conditions in a formation affecting the transport of an injected fluid.

The -pulegone hydrogenation performance on Cu or Fe/Ni cathode surfaces (recovered with nickel) was similar, showing that the cathodic matrix presents a less significant effect in the ECH-SA process, although it plays an important role in the initial nickel deposit formation affecting its morphology (shape, size, homogeneity and spacing).

Each AKXD strain has variable susceptibility to lymphoma formation affecting both cell type and frequency [4].

Neurogenic heterotopic ossification (NHO) is a disorder of aberrant bone formation affecting one in five patients sustaining a spinal cord injury or traumatic brain injury.

Ice formation affects the northern Caspian, which usually freezes completely by January, and in exceptionally cold years ice that floats along the western shore comes as far south as the Abşeron Peninsula.

The inhibition of UDP-N-acetylglucosamine formation affects the synthesis of chitin.

We examine theoretically and experimentally how competitive contribution-based group formation affects incentives to free-ride.

Postoperative ectopic bone formation affects about 40% of people undergoing elective hip replacement surgery.

Table 1 summarises the theory-derived ideas about how broader processes of development and (post-colonial) state formation affect migration.