Sentence examples for not mainly affect from inspiring English sources
The presence of Sr2 + led to a slight increase of the particles size while it did not mainly affect the RMS of the coatings that consisted of nanostructured aggregates of globular shape.
Evidence from this study, which showed the existence of chronic NCDs risk factor burden in all economic and age-groups in men and women; suggest that chronic diseases do not mainly affect high-income countries, rich people, old people, and men (2).
Rudraprayag, Tehri and Uttarkashi districts were not mainly affected by ROT, ROF and other important factors which were found for the previous districts.
Considering these factors, this unique hemodynamical change indicates that blood pressure reduction after dural opening was not mainly affected by hypovolemia due to bleeding or dehydration.
These results suggest that expression of 14-3-3σ 14-3-3σ 14-3-3σl malinnancies is not mainly affected by thematologicalation status to the extent observed in epithelial tumalignancies
The correction, in which agreement errors close to the median (i.e., the split criterion) were not counted, mainly affected the LexTALE prediction of the Korean group.
Accordingly, we observed that in 500 U collagenase-injected joints the destruction of the articular cartilage was not homogeneous, mainly affecting the MTP, where extensive areas of the articular cartilage were affected by degenerative changes.
The observed spectral distribution of tdTA in HeLa cells (Table 2) did not change significantly when native- and f-coelenterazine were used for reconstitution instead of h-coelenterazine (data not shown) since they mainly affect aequorin Ca2+ affinity [9].
Consequently, an overcompensation mechanism should mainly affect a localization task, but not a discrimination task.
These results are not surprising given that cell wall active antibiotics mainly affect rapidly growing bacteria.
In these conditions the effect of isoflurane which mainly affect GABAA receptors [66] [68] might not be apparent.
