Sentence examples for remarkable affect from inspiring English sources

When injected into the skin, HA also has a remarkable affect on collagen, the molecule that keeps skin firm and supple.

I wish I had been able to write a review of "Memorial" (Faber) by the British poet Alice Oswald the most remarkable and affecting book of poetry I encountered this year.

I wish I had been able to write a review of "Memorial" (Faber) by the British poet Alice Oswald — the most remarkable and affecting book of poetry I encountered this year.

The results demonstrated that extraction time was the most remarkable factor affecting the TMIPs yield, followed by pH and temperature.

Dear White People is very much about our culture it's not a show made with white people's comfort in mind, nor should it be which is what makes it so remarkable and affecting.

The most remarkable and affecting moments of the evening occur in the passage in which the ghostly Kajiya returns from the underworld to dance with Whiteside and four men from the ensemble who alternately steal her away then waft her back into his outstretched arms.

Visual inspection of the molecular dynamics trajectories revealed a remarkable deformation affecting two of the proteins of the hexameric assembly.

The GTN tree topology agrees with the hypothesis that the geographic origin is a remarkable factor affecting M. tuberculosis strain genome structures [ 29].

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However, what was really touching was the fact that this didn't affect their remarkable friendship one bit, even when Gabriel kisses Nathan.

"What's going on in the special election in NY-23, I think, is a remarkable phenomenon that could affect our politics for years to come," Plouffe said.