Sentence examples for have a key effect on from inspiring English sources

Much has been made of Israel's seemingly cooling relationship with the US and Europe under the current leader and the Prime Minister's re-election or loss will have a key effect on whether those ties strengthen once more.

Thus, we affirmed that the dynamic features of rainfall have a key effect on rapid processes because, besides the gravity, mechanical waves originating from dynamic rainfall features are another driving factor for conversion between different types of rainfall mechanical energy.

The initial compaction of the protein molecule is assumed to have a key effect on the folding pathway, but it is not known whether the earliest structures formed during or instantly after collapse are defined by local or by non-local interactions that is, by secondary structural elements or by loop closure of long segments of the protein chain.

Eggs were collected instead of larvae because larval condition has been shown to have a key effect on mosquito immunity and vectorial capacity (Okech et al. 2007; Fellous and Lazzaro 2010).

An important role of hydrocolloids is to impart viscosity, which has a key effect on the feelings of richness, mouthcoating and fullness.

The metathesis substrate 45 has two more methylene groups than 41, which had a key effect on its fate: competition between seven- and thirteen-membered ring formation was close, and, after desilylation, two products (46 and 47) were obtained.

These results suggest that the central role of BcRISP1 in mitochondrial electron transport and energy production has a key effect on the production of microspores and the formation of anthers.

Second, we found that the perception of a low risk of threat had a key negative effect on vaccination in this study, so the information about perceptions of personal risk should be delivered to the public via broadcast media when holding a vaccination campaign.

The regularization factor, parameter C > 0, has very key effect on balancing the importance between the maximization of the margin width and the minimization of the training error.

Mr Salmon made the correct point that jobless benefits have two key effects on employment levels: a positive one through demand-side stimulus and a negative one through the incentive effect on workers.

This work provides evidence that dispersed water droplets have two key effects on the phase transition of the continuous fat phase: (1) increase the crystallisation rate and (2) enhance the polymorphic evolution.