Sentence examples for possibility of affecting from inspiring English sources

Another possibility of affecting patients' behaviour lies in informational and educational campaigns.

A successful defence against theological fatalism which appealed to the possibility of affecting the past would have to deal with these further issues.

The problem is that, although this solution does not appeal to the possibility of affecting the past, it may be vulnerable to some of the considerations which would tell against that possibility.

Indeed if irreversible electroporation is actually achieved, the plasma membrane should not reseal and there is also a possibility of affecting the nuclear envelope.

In the event the number of assembled follicles could be affected with a growth factor treatment, observations would indicate the possibility of affecting the primordial follicle pool size and thus reproductive lifespan of a female.

Therefore, tackling fasting rather than postprandial glucose may have reduced the possibility of affecting CV outcomes.

However, the possibilities of affecting motor outcomes by temporary anesthesia may be more difficult to achieve than for sensory outcomes [ 24].

However, further possibilities of affecting tumour spread and formation of metastases could be the role of the uPA system in haemostasis, as well as in inflammatory and immune processes (Mondino and Blasi, 2004).

The awareness of physiotherapists concerning the possibilities of affecting sexual health directly/indirectly for women with RA is a field for future research, as well as whether/how women with RA want physiotherapists to address with them the issue of sexual health in relation with physiotherapy.

A possible reason is that farmers believe in their luck, thinking the possibility of risks affecting them is very small.

However, this does not rule out the possibility of kefir affecting metastasis; it would be useful to determine the activity of metalloproteinases by on kefir treatment using zymograms since kefir could affect either posttranslational modifications, or the activity of metalloproteinases.