Sentence examples for strong affect from inspiring English sources

The nature of the walking surface itself also has a strong affect on an appropriate gait.

The results show that the solvent quality has a strong affect on the α- to β-conformational change.

The method of preparation influenced the size of particle which in turn has strong affect on magnetic properties of prepared samples.

Where such an ensemble contains strong negative affect (i.e., due to strong affect generated during the original experience), a nightmare may be precipitated.

"One thing that has a strong affect on the one-year is that '08 was so devastating for both financials and energy companies," says Ehrbar.

Other factors can create fictions that impair our discernment, such as the strong affect and networks of meaning associated with particular metaphors.

He wants an instrumental music with intelligent, hustling chromatic lines as well as a strong, affecting vocal music (Luciana Souza sings wordlessly on "Transfiguration") that goes beyond simple song forms.

This is all complex enough, added in with guys' frequent desire for girls who "eat," (which I find interestingly prevalent in JDate profiles, probably influenced by this thin ideal that strong affects Jewish women).

In the patient cohort this has lead to distinct groupings, type I being strong, affecting newborns and babies, type II, affecting childhood and type III, affecting late childhood and adults; each group defined on the basis of concrete motor abilities.

The loadings of the pre-diagnostic variables confirm our interpretation of the horizontal axis: its left extreme is defined by depressed-total and IES-R-total, variables which measure strong affects.

Similarly, in this work, we have found that loss of fra most strongly affected migration, while loss of netrins had a stronger affect on MET.