Sentence examples for vital effects from inspiring English sources

Weathering imposes vital effects on stony monuments.

The δ18O values of ostracod valves showed strong inter-specific vital effects.

Furthermore, the relative importance of kinetic and metabolic (or "vital") effects on elemental incorporation remains unclear.

Empirical studies show the vital effects of CSR on antecedents (i.e., trust and satisfaction) hotel customer loyalty.

Likely, the environmental information contained in these peaks was less severely filtered by vital effects than in Sr and Mg.

However, the effects of host water isotope changes, temperature-dependent fractionations, and vital effects on the isotopic ratios of such biogenic proxies often cannot be disentangled.

I don't think he could have got through life being as difficult as he was if he hadn't had a hugely positive and vital effect on the people around him.

Yet they had a vital effect on many writers because of his elaborate use of language and his constant interest in the hidden sides of a character's personality.

And, as McCrum sees it, the "disdain for international agreements" on the part of George W. Bush's administration "had the vital effect of decoupling the English language from what cultural conservatives would always see as American imperialism".

The number of tree species had a vital effect on tree size heterogeneity.

Therefore, we should consider δ 18O disequilibrium in foraminiferal calcite (i.e., vital effect) for at least these sites.