Sentence examples for slowly affects from inspiring English sources

The combination of many local variations, which affect the small but highly interacted nodes, slowly affects the properties of the larger but less interacted nodes [ 30].

It is stronger than cotton, dries more quickly, and is more slowly affected by exposure to sunlight.

A small device was turned on that constantly slapped their faces with fake dollar bills; not enough to hurt them - unfortunately -- but enough to annoy them, play hell with their concentration, and slowly affect them like Chinese water torture.

Many hearing impairments are characterized by an audiometric loss that develops slowly, affecting the higher frequencies first and extending gradually in the lower frequencies.

Thus, with increasing temperatures, domains outside the active site important for stable protein conformation may be more slowly affected in ncIB GTFB protein than in soluble and refolded GTFB proteins.

This trend isn't limited to musicians; virtually every genre of artistic endeavor is slowly becoming affected, too.

In recent interviews, Mr. Bush's aides have signaled the argument he will be making: that the progress General Petraeus has made at the provincial level, where Sunni Arabs have turned against Al Qaeda, will slowly start affecting politics and the potential for reconciliation in Baghdad, at the national level.

Sea level and temperature rise too slowly to affect decision-making, so I chose to use fear as my weapon of choice with The Venus Syndrome.

Dry MD (also called atrophic MD) accounts for about 80% of cases and generally develops slowly, often affecting both eyes simultaneously.

In Huh-7 and pCMK cell lines, we observed that CPE often developed slowly and affected a population of cells but did not progress.

Recently, it has become clear that this signaling is quite selective, consistent with the view that H2O2 reacts too slowly to affect many proteins but instead modifies highly reactive proteins such as peroxiredoxins (Prx) that then relay the change by thiol-disulfide exchange with target proteins (D'Autréaux and Toledano, 2007; Sobotta et al., 2015).