Sentence examples for slightly effected by from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the V-polarized excitonic emission is only slightly effected by I, which can simply be explained by a coupling of the linearly polarized laser field with mainly the H-polarized excitons.

This isn't necessarily to do the trick per se, but it looks good to your audience and makes it look as if you're actually doing something to make the pen disappear and your body has been slightly effected by it, producing the little up and down motion.

The pound seemed slightly less effected by the news; against the dollar it saw flat, just below the 1.22 mark it slipped under yesterday, while against the euro it shed another 0.2%.

It was used to striking, if slightly confusing effect by Manchester United in the summer when they, with the help of Adidas, announced the signing of Paul Pogba through a music video that featured the France international throwing an impressive collection of shapes.

These results demonstrated that TBN variation was mainly caused by major effects, minor effects and slightly modified by epistatic effects.

Pixtur created this effect by slightly skewing the way he programmed and coded his animation.

Peptide cleavage data indicated that the common S-A substitution found for FECV and FIPV P3 positions has only slightly increasing effect on proteolysis by furin.

Some support for the added benefit of the integrative treatment was evidenced by slightly larger effect sizes in relation to depression; however, the reverse held true in the case of anxiety.

Again, the model assumes that TEs have a slightly deleterious effect, which is confirmed by several analyses, including that of Pasyukova et al. [ 211] estimating that on average a TE insertion decreases the fitness of an individual by 0.4%.

For the other five genes, the main effect was an excess of rare variants which can be explained by demography or a slightly deleterious effect of polymorphic mutations.

Stereoscopic technology allows the viewer to experience a three-dimensional effect by displaying slightly different views to corresponding left and right eyes.