Sentence examples for was substantially affected by from inspiring English sources
One New York City hospital, whose funding was substantially affected by the state budget, paid Mr. Seminerio $310,000 through the firm, the complaint said.
Here, the activity for the combustion of carbon monoxide was substantially affected by ageing.
Energy intake, however, was substantially affected by food ED across all portions served, with medium-ED foods contributing 86% of energy.
On such heterogeneous catalytic systems, the reaction affinity of aminophenols was substantially affected by the structural feature of the catalysts, amount and degree of dispersion NiO particles onto the cubic cage pore surfaces, and the controlled temperature conditions.
Although no phase transition was found in Sr-substituted hydroxyapatite (Sr HA), Sr-containing calcium silicate (Sr CS) or Sr-containing borosilicate (Sr BS), their biological performance was substantially affected by changes in the physico-chemical properties and Sr content of the materials.
However, the SNP calling quality was substantially affected by the choice of tools and mapping strategy.
The evidence suggests that the small window effect is little affected by body temperature and the large window effect is substantially affected by body temperature.
Those weeklies were substantially affected by lost power on Friday and as a result postponed the appearances of their print editions by a day, to tomorrow from today.
In denying the recusal motion on Tuesday, Judge Randa wrote that the care and maintenance of his parents' burial crypts will not be substantially affected by his decision.
As the opinion explains, "Any interest that could be substantially affected by the outcome of a proceeding is a disqualifying interest; this restriction applies to an ownership interest in any corporation, whether or not the corporation appears as an amicus".
"The winners are clearly the consolidators like JPMorgan, Bank of America and other European giants, which have not been substantially affected by the credit crunch," said Christoph Riniker, a senior strategist at Julius Baer in Zurich.
