Sentence examples for ones does not affect from inspiring English sources

Reconstituting the samples in a different volume from the original ones does not affect UCP measures since these measures are indexed to creatinine concentration (see below); 100 μl of the urine was then assayed using the manufacturer provided protocol.

Lack of pair correlations between algal abundance and abiotic factors is not an indication that the latter ones do not affect the development of phytoplankton.

Hence, a successful captain beating an unsuccessful one does not affect either's score by much.

However, our emphasis is on the computational aspects rather than on particular systems of physical interactions, because substituting a system of physical interactions by another one does not affect significantly the run-time or the overall approach.

Since there is no interaction between both variables, the first one does not affect the second one, and the optimum combination for these reagents seems to be in the positive extreme of the working range, that is, 1.41 and 1.41 for DEA and formaldehyde dose (39.1 and 8.5 mL respectively).

Steady numerical solutions are computed starting from the initial guess (u = 0) over the computational domain where the homogenous Neumann condition is specified on the boundaries (x_{2} = 0), (x_{2} = 1), and (x_{1} = 1); the last one does not affect computational results since the numerical solutions almost vanish near (x_{1} = 1).

When c = 0, the two strains act independently; infection with one does not affect the spread of the other.

In negative epistasis the two alleles have redundant functions, so removing either one does not affect fitness but removing both does.

Clearly, the result of one doesn't affect the outcome of the other but sometimes they'll both come up with the same number just due to chance.

If the two dice are separable, then the measurement of one doesn't affect the other.

Allowing a random effect for municipality (n=11, of which the City of Stockholm is one) did not affect the estimated associations in consistent or significant ways.