Sentence examples for systematically affected from inspiring English sources

"We typically think of fair-mindedness as a stable characteristic, part of one's personality," said Hsu. "Our study doesn't reject this notion, but it does show how that trait can be systematically affected by targeting specific neurochemical pathways in the human brain".

Therefore, the predicted track resolution is systematically affected, and hence the pull distributions.

It is generally accepted that crater lakes at active volcanoes are systematically affected by anomalous concentrations of volcanic gases and by hydrothermal fluids that rise from greater depths.

In order not to be systematically affected by geographically biased coverage, our quantitative analysis focused exclusively on the case of Baghdad.

Thus, delay discounting was not systematically affected following termination of repeated 3.0 mg/kg d-amphetamine exposure in the present experimental arrangement.

The aim of this study was to determine if caregiver depressive symptoms and/or pain systematically affected patient proxy agreement on patient HRQL after stroke.

The second error component, the systematic error, is caused by any factors that systematically affect the measurement across a sample, and can be attributed to non-random problems in the system of measurement (e.g. wrong use or improper calibration of the measurement instrument).

Next, we assessed if total RNA degradation systematically affects miRNA profiles and if so, to devise methods to correct for systematic errors.

Blinder seemed soft on inflation and disagreed with Robert Lucas's conservative economic theories that the Fed could not systematically affect unemployment by altering monetary policy.

According to theorists of political business cycle, political competition systematically affects fiscal and monetary policies in a way that is adverse to the general economic well-being.

Perhaps it is time for a new designation to describe countries that have no formal conflict, but where violence is so rife that it seriously and systematically affects efforts to govern and develop.