Sentence examples for suspected affecting from inspiring English sources

While outlining the set of skills that defined this "emotional intelligence," Salovey realized that it might be even more influential than he had originally suspected, affecting everything from problem solving to job satisfaction: "It was like, this is predictive!" Sophia Raja, 9.

This study reveals that many more genes than previously suspected affect aggressive behavior, and that these genes have widespread pleiotropic effects.

There were also 15 suspected cases affecting 10 men and five women, similarly concentrated on the Dalry, Gorgie and Saughton neighbourhoods of south-west Edinburgh.

Even the introduced honeybee, which is widely established in the feral state, is suspected of affecting native nectar-feeding insects, mammals, and birds.

There are more than 5,900 suspected cases affecting almost half the islands, and even French Guiana on the mainland.

Jet contrails--the line-shaped clouds produced by high-flying planes--have long been suspected of affecting weather on the ground.

More than a third are suspected of affecting the human developmental and nervous systems.

Although exposure to road traffic noise and air pollution have been found to correlate and both are suspected of affecting BP, only two studies on hypertension has included both exposures in the same model [ 7, 20].

Only in one case of histologically suspected histoplasmosis affecting cardiac valve material did all positive PCRs with interpretable sequence results suggest Candida parapsilosis, suggesting histological confusion of invasive candidiasis with histoplasmosis [ 8] in this instance.

Environmental estrogens are suspected of affecting a wide variety of functions by interfering with the actions of physiologic estrogens, but sufficiently sensitive techniques for quantitative documentation of these disruptions have generally been lacking.

At stake is the future regulatory framework for industrial chemicals suspected of affecting functions of the human endocrine system, a key player in development and physiological function and also a key to the pathogenesis of important non-communicable diseases [ 3, 4].