Sentence examples for manner that affects from inspiring English sources
All the emotion, all the fire — that is an engaging manner that affects everybody.
And it is doing so in a manner that affects millions of Americans and harms some of our nation's most vital institutions".
Our results suggest that the flexibility of the catalytic region is limited in a manner that affects the formation of the LigIV/XRCC4/XLF-Cernunnos complex.
L. 107 56, § 814(d)(1), inserted ", including a computer located outside the United States that is used in a manner that affects interstate or foreign commerce or communication of the United States" before semicolon.
One of the best EMI solutions is to filter out the offending signals before they hit the receiver front end in a manner that affects the desired signals only minimally.
"Anytime a black company does something in an organized manner that affects greater entities' financial resources, their back gets up". The white police officer who was ticketing vans Tuesday morning and did not want to be identified protested: "Some of the drivers say I'm prejudiced.
Vocal pathway neurons could respond to sound by releasing trophic substances that promoted local circuit growth in a manner that affected vocal output.
Some children screamed and shouted as if they were in severe pain and in a manner that affected their entire body when the adults threatened to or actually carried out their intentions.
This would suggest that either it has multiple targets that are expressed in a cell-specific manner or a target that affects cell-specific pathways.
Finally, many (perhaps all?) spines may undergo transient penetration by microtubules (Merriam EB, et al., J Neurosci 33: 16471-82013013)), whose assembly may also be modulated in a LIMK1-dependent manner by p25/TPPP, a protein that affects HDAC activity and acetylation of MTs (Acevedo K, et al., Exp Cell Res, 313, 4091-4106, 2007; Schofield AV, et al., J Biol Chem 288: 7907-17, 2013).
Our research results suggest that firms, and thus shareholders, would economically benefit from managing their stakeholder relationships in a manner that positively affects firm prospects and shareholder wealth.
