Sentence examples for more profound affect from inspiring English sources

An alternative explanation exists for the more profound affect of T1DM on type IIb/d fiber growth in the conditions of this study (i.e. sedentary cage conditions).

Endostatin/collagen XVIII has been shown to have a more profound affect on tumor neovasculature.

To cite one more example of how methodology can have a profound affect on extent of immunohistochemical reactivity, different antigen retrieval techniques have a variable effect.

Although "Starry Night" is probably seen more frequently on postcards than in a museum, Van Gogh's profound affect on modern art still reverberates.

The suppression of the student-led movement had a profound affect on Hong Kong, which in 1989 was just eight years away from reverting to Chinese sovereignty after more than a century of British rule.

Your vast memories and accomplishments have had a profound affect on all of our lives.

Geographical context can have a profound affect on your appreciation of a TV show.

Your multi-level marketing jargon in points #1 and #2 really had a profound affect on me.

We begin to understand that the energy and intelligence that initiated and animates the universe, or God, or that "1" without a "2," is gaining -- through our own increasing measure of freedom - a more profound ability to affect the creative process, through our own individual choices and actions here in the world around us.

However, the impacts would be more profound if sustainability concerns also affect other import regions and trigger a similar decline in import demand in other markets.

A dissociation of behavioral measures and ERN changes has been reported repeatedly (e.g. [27] [29]) and it remains to be shown whether a more profound positive mood change would affect reaction times and post-error slowing in addition to error rates.