Sentence examples for vigorously affect from inspiring English sources

Fresh water is a fundamental source for humans, hence the recent shrinkage in freshwater and increase in water pollution are imperative problems that vigorously affect the people and the environment worldwide.

For instance, Surfactin was shown to improve plant self-resistance mechanism against soil bacteria (Ongena et al. 2007) or vigorously affects mycoplasma cells (Vollenbroich et al. 1997).

Russian was vigorously promoted (affecting kindergartens and nurseries for the first time) as the language of learning and intercourse.

The looming federal investigation will probably affect how vigorously Mr. Okada responds.

Inga I. Grebesheva, director of the Russia Family Planning Association, said her organization did not vigorously object to the new regulations since they would not greatly affect a woman's access to abortion.

This would not affect the reaction significantly, as the Na reacts more vigorously than Al it could produce higher quantities of NaOH, resulting in excess reactant.

This is a serious misconception and should be vigorously targeted in education programs, since conceptualising TB as a hereditary disease which cannot be treated has huge potential to negatively affect decisions to seek TB care.

"These disclosures do not affect the grand jury's indictment of these defendants for the tragic deaths of Firefighters Beddia and Graffagnino and we will continue to vigorously prosecute this action".

To test whether including the repeat regions would affect the capture, we have attempted to tile every 15 bp across a 4 Mb region of a single chromosome using Agilent 244 K custom array without vigorously masking for the repeats.

(By contrast a cholera outbreak in 1866 that mainly affected whites was vigorously combated, he notes).

On March 20 , 1999 he learned he had diabetes, which has affected his ability to train vigorously for sustained periods.