Sentence examples for repeatedly affected from inspiring English sources

When you frequently see other people smile — at home, in the street, at your local bar — your spirits are repeatedly affected by your mirroring of their emotional state.

The increase in regularity of bleaching events is worrying news, since reefs can often recover, so long as they are not being repeatedly affected by bleaching or other harms.

The Ötz Valley and adjacent regions in Tyrol Austriaa) have been repeatedly affected by large rockslope failures following deglaciation.

The coastal areas of the Mediterranean Sea that are repeatedly affected by mucilage appearance share many common environmental problems.

If immunodeficiency viruses had repeatedly affected human populations locally before the current pandemic, this may have generated selection pressure for resistance, which could be reflected in genomic signatures in the chromosomes of the living descendants of the affected populations.

In all three cases in phase 1, frontal, occipital or temporo-occipital cortices were assessed by most observers as being affected (absolute agreement 84%), in eight cases in phase 3, remnants of ento rhinal cortex (phase 2) and amygdaloid nucleus and nucleus basalis of Meynert (phase 3) were repeatedly affected (absolute agreement 80%).

Given the fact that rounded grains returned by Hayabusa require a geological high-energy environment for their production and that YORP has the potential for repeatedly affecting the surfaces of asteroids over time whereas tidal disruption does not, we propose that YORP was a major process that helped produce and shape the regolith on Itokawa (Figure 1).

If riding techniques affect neck and head position, they may therefore repeatedly affect the thoracolumbar system and lead to potential chronic back problems.

When recognizing a specific object in an image captured by a camera, it is possible to compare the existing indexed content with a local descriptor that can extract the same feature repeatedly without being affected by the size change and the shooting angle.

An unknown factor is what is the frequency of autosomal-heterosomal changes, and if particularly gene regions would be affected repeatedly in the evolution of a lineage.

Therefore, in our editorial (Brown and Rhoads 2008) we cited reading scores that measure a key skill that has been identified repeatedly as being affected by lead exposure among other factors.