Sentence examples for term affecting from inspiring English sources

The ballot in favour of a strike by the National Union of Teachers (NUT) and the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) is expected to close schools across England and Wales this term, affecting millions of children.

Percentage contributions for each term affecting grey relational grade are given in Fig. 7.

Phenols, long term affecting pollutants can be found in industries which produce chlorophenols that are widely used as fungicides and insecticides in agricultural sector.

Furthermore, the predicted binding free energies gives explanation of structure affinity relationship of PCI and THI with MCPs and suggest that the electrostatic energy is the main contribution term affecting the difference in binding affinities.

where X i is a set of individual characteristics including age, gender and a dummy variable for being an entrepreneur; ξ i is the residual term and is comprised of unobserved heterogeneity in risk preferences and an idiosyncratic noise term affecting subjective self-reporting.

Depression, the most common emotional disorder, is classified as an affective disorder, the term affect referring to emotions and feelings.

Unless someone gets an outbreak during pregnancy, they are actually pretty harmless and have no long term affects.

But there is concern that a government desire to protect science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) subjects by ringfencing funding could, in the long term, affect the ability of these teams to conduct research.

A spokesperson for Intrepid Travel said: "People travelling to Nepal usually understand there is an element of risk, but it is difficult to say at this stage what the long term affect will be on tourism to the region".

Simulation was used to investigate how this interaction term affects volume.

Note that for g = 23 in Bi2Se3, the Zeeman term affects the transmission slightly at low magnetic field.