Sentence examples for tone affect from inspiring English sources

Where "The Learners" fails, when it does, is in character development, tone, affect — all those intangibles that are neither Form nor Content, but are conjured up by the interplay of the two.

Factors such as microcirculation, dysregulation of the sympathetic nervous system, and excessive muscle tone affect the activity of pain receptors.

17 18 This is because assessment of diastolic function is complex and less reproducible, involving Doppler and tissue Doppler techniques of an array of real-time hemodynamic data, and also because multiple factors such as age, filling pressure, preloading or after-loading condition, heart rate and sympathetic tone affect these Doppler indices and left ventricular diastolic performance.

Clearly, skin tone affects how we perceive an individual.

Endothelium-dependent regulation of coronary tone affects both conduit and resistance coronary arteries.

Therefore, alterations in muscular smooth muscle tone affecting mainly the small muscular arteries but not the elastic aorta might influence reflected wave intensity and hence AIx independently of PWV.

Nitric oxide (.NO) exerts many diverse effects on vascular tone, affecting neurotransmission and cellular cytotoxicity/communication.

Additionally, probe tone frequencies near to CF cannot provide any useful test of the hypothesis that the frequency of the probe tone affects the tuning of suppression (they should sit near the origin in Fig. 3A).

In line with this, dysfunction at this level would induce changes to vagal efferent tone, affecting gut secretion and motility directly, which on the other hand could explain the association between insular dipole depth and patient symptom score.

The time factor is important because pulmonary function of quadriplegic patients should improve as the muscle flaccidity associated with initial phase of spinal shock converts to the spasticity of paralyzed muscles; this increase in muscle tone affects both intercostal and abdominal muscles and results in a decline in the end-expiratory volume and more effective diaphragmatic contraction.

In tone and affect, Mr. Paterson's speech did not seem to be aimed at the broader public.