Sentence examples for that much affects from inspiring English sources

In addition, a curve-based method is proposed in the study to determine the vertical scaling factor that much affects the generation of the interpolated data points to significantly improve the reconstruction performance.

But our expectation is that we will not be that much affected by the new ridership".

@89akatiptoe: 'maybe its the boffins off the field who determine ultimate success' - Surely Englands 2007 WC run shows at the end of the day it comes down the the players on the pitch, I know we didnt have success really, but being finalists is kinda success, and between the two SA games could the boffins have had that much affect on the players?

Caryn James's generally excellent article did not discuss one aspect of BBC America's service that very much affects my viewing of it: the editing of the original programs to include commercials.

His easy grin and the way he tosses '50s slang around like a hotshot short-order cook slinging burgers make his slide into madness that much more affecting.

We narrowed it down to issues of stress management, depression, anxiety, anger management - things that very much affected them on a daily basis".

This is proof that the Moon isn't perfectly smooth, but rather that craters have rims, depths and profiles that very much affect where sunlight can and cannot pass through.

That "not much affected" turns out to be a typical piece of understatement.

The uncertainty makes the series that much more mysteriously affecting to behold.

He added: "There's no question there's an advertising slowdown that's very much affecting broadcast television and newspapers.

But I don't think that will have (much) affected the gap between my expectations of 42 and what I saw.