Sentence examples for manner to affect from inspiring English sources

Coral reefs worldwide are under threat from a wide variety of stressors and disturbances, many of which act in a synergistic manner to affect reef health.

This understanding helped in designing drugs and changing the composition of oral rehydration solutions in a targeted manner to affect intestinal fluid absorption/secretion that was tested both in vitro and in vivo before embarking on clinical trials.

Pathologically, UC is characterised by extensive mucosal ulceration and diffuse non-granulomatous inflammation, which usually commences in the rectum and extends proximally in a continuous, confluent, and concentric manner to affect a variable entity of the large bowel.

Due to the exponential nature of this term, mosquito survival and the EIP interact in a nonlinear manner to affect vectorial capacity.

Alternatively, the MMPI and COX-2I may have acted on different pathways in a synergistic manner to affect angiogenesis.

Chang and colleagues [ 12] have furthered the idea that 'orphans' are regulated in a coordinated manner to affect breast cancer biology.

A single gene could have a dynamic profile across different treatment conditions (a combination of assay, dose and time point) with a role in multiple pathways which interact in complex manners to affect physiological changes of toxicity.

Possible explanations for this inconsistency include that the mutant Cep290 protein in the mouse and cat models is unstable and degraded, folds in such a manner as to affect the structure of the N-terminal region resulting in alteration of binding properties or results in changes in protein localization.

'Such regulations by the state are to be sustained, not because they are 'indirect' rather than 'direct,' * * * not because they control interstate activities in such a manner as only to affect the commerce rather than to command its operations.

Such regulations by the state are to be sustained, not because they are 'indirect' rather than 'direct', see Di Santo v. Pennsylvania, supra; cf. Wickard v. Filburn, supra, not because they control interstate activities in such a manner as only to affect the commerce rather than to command its operations.

It has been proposed that rs143383 may act in a similar manner to rs13121031 to affect methylation of nearby CpG sites, and thus gene expression (Barter and Young 2013).