Sentence examples for permanent affect from inspiring English sources

Signatures associated with the epigenome can be temporary or permanent, affect multiple organ systems, and increase the risk not only for poor physical and mental health outcomes but also for impairments in future learning capacity and behavior.

This can have a permanent affect not just on their lungs, but on their brains too.

"I was one of the lucky ones who managed to escape without any permanent affect.

One can argue that those measures would contribute to growth, but making them permanent would affect taxes only around 2010 or 2011.

But Martin's circulatory condition is permanent and affects more than one major life activity, thus meeting Americans With Disabilities Act criteria.

"Our aim is, as far as possible, to redeploy permanent staff affected and take all action possible to avoid compulsory redundancies," Green said in reply to a parliamentary written question from Labour MP Paul Goggins.

Non-fatal injuries also carry devastating pathophysiological effects, along with the physical and psychological consequences that cause prolonged or permanent disability, affecting the quality of life of the survivors.

City officials complain that the new capital-spending formula shortchanges the city and could become permanent, potentially affecting negotiations over the bus lines, since the authority would be taking on hundreds of millions of dollars in new capital costs for those services.

The unstoppable death of brain cells in Huntington's leaves patients in permanent decline, affecting their movement, behaviour, memory and ability to think clearly.

The accumulation is permanent and affects mainly the rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER).

The high proportion of primary and permanent molars affected by DMH and MIH is a cause for concern.