Sentence examples for in respect to the effect from inspiring English sources

The presence of a cross flow was observed to degrade the heat transfer performance in respect to the effect of impinging jet to the target surface only.

One is in respect to the effect of the membership of a judge in a class of taxpayers or others to be affected by a principle of law, statutory or constitutional, to be applied in a case between other parties and in which the judge has no other interest.

The discrepancy between the cited studies and the present one in respect to the effect of accommodation may be due to differences in material sizes and group sizes.

In respect to the effect of CM against E. coli, we showed that the CM from clones had a clear inhibitory effect at 100  μg/mL of total protein.

Therefore, we reviewed the literature in respect to the effects of chewing on aspects of attention, and we discussed the existence and attributes of these effects.

This may be an earlier indication of the waning effect of metabolic memory described recently in respect to the legacy effect that A1C during the DCCT had on retinopathy by year 10 of EDIC (13).

In respect to the inducing effect of BORIS on MAGE-A1 mRNA expression, it was of interest to examine the influence of BORIS on methylation pattern of the MAGE-A1 promoter.

However, the imaginary part of k y are more sensitive in respect to the collisional effects.

Furthermore, an increase of the in vitro contact time for a cell with its substrate did not exert much of a change in respect to the quality of the effects observed, but it rather resulted in a significantly higher variability of the strength of adhesion as measured under the conditions of our assay system.

Figure 2 A) Illustration of the orientation of the copper cooling block in respect to the phantom B) Susceptibility effects in the phase image caused by the cooling block in orientation III, d=30 mm C) Distortion in the magnitude image caused by the cooling block in orientation III, d=30 mm.

What will the positive and negative (in respect to the moderately increased costs) effects be, it is necessary to ascertain.