His later visits to the peninsula had a radical effect on his mature work.
Three 20th-century developments in production had a radical effect on architecture.
He makes a neat aside about the Peel group whose property interests have had a radical effect on the city in recent years: Fogarty says: this is Liverpool, not Liver-Peel.
Sonnabend was part of a select group of women, she says, including Paula Cooper, Barbara Gladstone and Marian Goodman, "who had a radical effect on the climate and complexion of the art world, and who were my mentors".
Little England's vote to leave the EU, whether its voters like it or not, is going to have a radical effect in Northern Ireland.
We found that the relationship is relatively robust to variation in each parameter alone, but that small changes in several parameters can have a radical effect.
Overall, the number of positively selected codons per gene was low, ranging from zero in TLR01 in both lineages to 8 in TLR09B in L. v. graecus and only four were predicted to have a radical effect on protein function (supplementary table S4, Supplementary Material online).
Sharing power has a radical and transformative effect on people and communities.
In this study we show that NOC-12 induces depolarisation of the mitochondrial membrane as well as SNP, but to a lesser extent (10%); however, it had a more radical effect on MRC activity than SNP, this donor reduces the activities of all the complexes except complex II (complex I by 80%, complex III by 33% and complex IV by 75%).
But beyond collapsing distinctions in difficulty which now appear almost self-evident, the coincidence of \ \textbf{P}\) and \ \textbf{NP}\) would also have a more radical effect on the situation which we currently face in mathematics.
