Sentence examples for that dramatically affect from inspiring English sources
However, key points that dramatically affect performance rates include the efficient use of the memory hierarchy and the exploitation of parallelism capabilities.
Experimental observation and theoretical predictions pointed to mixture velocity and solid/fluid properties especially rheology of the resulting slurry to be the most important factors that dramatically affect particle motion and patterning.
it continues "Jason Bruges Studio took inspiration from the characteristic lake effect 'weather fronts' experienced in Toronto; weather boundaries that separate two masses of air of different densities, that dramatically affect the city's climate all year round".
The main reason is that non-coding regions in the squid genome tend to be rich in repeats that dramatically affect the quality of the de novo transcriptome analysis.
Innovative technologies that dramatically affect the way we drive already exist, like advanced, intelligent road systems, cars that park themselves and traffic monitoring using Global Positioning Systems and Global System for Mobile Communications.
The precision of the transcriptional response between T4 treatments indicates that axolotls are surprisingly tolerant to T4 levels that dramatically affect anuran mortality and gene expression.
A metabolic disorder that dramatically affects the skin is porphyria, an enzyme defect that causes hemoglobin precursors, or porphyrins, to accumulate in the skin.
Glossina palpalis is the main vector of human African trypanosomosis (HAT, or sleeping sickness) that dramatically affects human health in sub-Saharan Africa.
The political crisis in Kenya preceded an economic downturn and severe drought that dramatically affected the region.
What I didn't realize is that my adventure in national service would be a life-altering experience that dramatically affected my educational choices, career trajectory and sense of purpose in life.
In August 2010, a bitter public sector strike occurred in South Africa that dramatically affected the labour situation in the hospitals.
