Sentence examples for measurably affecting from inspiring English sources

In agreement with this, forskolin (10 µM; 20 min bath infusion) almost doubled the frequency of mEPSCs (0.5±0.3 Hz to 0.89±0.6 Hz; n = 5 cells from 5 slices) recorded from CA3b pyramidal neurons without measurably affecting their amplitudes (23.1±3.3 pA to 20.4±3.8 pA)(Fig. 5A).

So far, though, Lasik procedures are the most measurably affected.

A few online retailers, like Buy.com, say advertising restrictions have not measurably affected sales.

They are testing whether a plan he calls HOPS — Healthier Options for Public Schoolchildren — can measurably affect children's health.

Empirically speaking, does the experience of compassion toward one person measurably affect our actions and attitudes toward other people?

But an influential panel of earth scientists has concluded that exactly that change has measurably affected ecosystems and physical features of the planet, like alpine glaciers, most notably the vanishing ice cap atop Mt. Kilimanjaro.

To win a new source review case against a power plant, a state must establish that it has legal standing by proving that its air is measurably affected by the emissions from that plant.

More than 200 of his sermons were published at various times (three volumes, 1862 66, and nine smaller collections, 1847 82), and these works measurably affected the development of the art of Jewish preaching.

In contrast, n-C4H10 mixture sorption properties are not measurably affected by the presence of CH4.

Hydraulic structures which are measurably affected by fluid flow encounter or produce turbulent flow fields (Corino and Brodkey 1969; Gad-el-Hak 1989; Guellouz and Tavoularis 2000).

The prototype courier truck met the first three goals; however, it did not measurably affect the demands of lifting and moving packages within the truck itself.