Sentence examples for simply affects from inspiring English sources
Freddie Mac has said repeatedly, and emphasized again yesterday, that the restatement has no impact on the actual results of its business last year, and simply affects when the profits it made in 2002 are reported.
The latter assumption simply affects the stoichiometric coefficient of "vapor" (H2O in the present exercise) in the reaction set.
7) In the Introduction, memory consolidation can also be adaptive if important information is encoded more strongly, and consolidation simply affects everything according to its encoding strength.
Accordingly, it is still a matter of debate whether neurofeedback training specifically modulates tinnitus-related brain activity, or rather simply affects nonspecific neuronal processes that influence tinnitus distress [Weisz et al., 2011].
It was an image that, rather than simply affecting him, branded him.
"The changes will simply affect taxes paid on future super earnings, and entitlements to make future contributions to super".
He added: "These members have done great harm to the Olympic ideal, now the greatest service to the Olympic movement is for them to simply affect their fate.
We have had 10 years of debate about when drugs like Prozac are used to treat illness and when they are simply affecting personality traits, like pessimism, shyness and low self-esteem.
The flaw in the theory became apparent as soon as it was proved, once and for all, that irresponsible behaviour in a market did not simply affect the parties involved but could also, thanks to the knock-on effects of modern derivatives, bring whole national economies to their knees.
"From Ashes of Yukos, New Russian Oil Giant Emerges" (news article, March 27), about the politically motivated expropriation of Yukos and the current rigged "sale" of its assets, did not mention that the renationalization of the company sanctioned by President Vladimir V. Putin did not simply affect the company's now-imprisoned billionaire chief executive, Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky.
By contrast, those forms that simply affect primary substances without being actually joined to their natures are accidental forms.
