Sentence examples for may be effecting from inspiring English sources

Glint also helps companies understand how employees' satisfaction with their work and their employers may be effecting their business.

The controversy over Brock Turner's six-month jail sentence for sexual assault may be effecting change in the world of porn.

However, whilst every screen identifies interacting genes, less attention has been given to how factors such as library design and post-screening bioinformatics may be effecting the data generated.

First, we ignore the effects of neighboring nucleotides while, in principle, co-evolution of the nucleotide immediately after the stop codon may be effecting TAG frequency more than that of TGA and TAA frequencies through either contextually-dependent mutational effects [ 18, 19] or by affecting the efficiency of stop-codon recognition [ 9- 12].

In short if the Republicans win office our jobs may be effected (furloughs) if the Democrats win office then our jobs would not be effected".

Nonetheless, companies were ruined, and a settlement involving billions of dollars may be effected.

Thus, one strategy for regulating behaviour may be effected through the use of invoking potential negative judgement.

With luck and perseverance by the people on the ground, serious change may be effected and the "iron veil" with which mideast leadership has sealed off their people will be, if not rent, at least hemmed a bit.

Where the measures differ markedly is in the type of data to which they are naturally applicable, and the ease with which empirical estimation may be effected.

For GOOSE network, its transmission time delay is not fixed and the tripping time of the circuit breakers may be effected.

Thus, the probability of domain genetic interaction may be effected by the future available SLGIs.