Sentence examples for rather affects from inspiring English sources

Since this approach has not been evaluated in the context of vascular dementia, which rather affects the velocity of cognitive responses, we aimed at improving these functions by applying repetitive sessions of anodal tDCS.

The idea is that goals or purposes do not affect the truth conditions of "S knows what x is," but rather affects under what conditions it is "felicitous" to assert such a sentence, vis-à-vis Gricean norms of conversation.

But because the vinclozolin-induced fertility changes occurred in almost every male rat descended from a treated mother rather than in a small percentage of offspring (as is seen in germ line mutations caused by radiation), Skinner suspects an epigenetic mechanism--a change that doesn't mutate the DNA sequence of an animal, but rather affects how genes are expressed.

However, this inhibition is not odor specific and rather affects the tendency of the bee to release a PER.

On the other hand our data also suggest that the effect of SYT-SSX is not limited to methylation changes at the H19 ICR but rather affects additional, hitherto undefined, regulatory mechanisms at the H19/IGF2 locus.

Therefore, modulation of Hep activity in hep1 flies does not perturb muscle development or structure, but rather affects expression of SMGs, whose absence increases susceptibility to P. aeruginosa infection.

Rather, affected individuals seem to be born with a quick and unduly sensitive emotional trigger.

The musical score came into major effect this week and was, dare I say, rather affecting.

Their tentative friendship is left unresolved and abandoned; but this elegiac turn is actually rather affecting.

It is an acoustic, and rather affecting, set of lovelorn songs that he describes as "the kind of record I wish my father was still making.

"Under the court's current working methods clearly inadmissible cases are usually dealt with pretty quickly … A sunset clause would rather affect the applications which take longest to deal with and may be the most important".