Sentence examples for which could effect from inspiring English sources

The fluctuation of the Xingu also affects the temperatures of tributaries, which could effect the tracaja turtle.

But be warned, consumers, for the juice pack for the iP3G is still awaiting its "Works for iPhone" Apple certification, which could effect shipping dates so maybe they should have held off, no?

"I just felt there were some things happening which I believe were possibly going to be stumbling blocks, obstacles, which could effect our opportunities in the Muratti and Guernsey football".

The Weather Channel will lose access to 20 million homes which could effect its ratings and advertising revenue if the dispute drags on.

Because the adults were caught from wild populations we do not know whether they were related to one another, their immunological history, or whether the parental generation experienced selection, all of which could effect the pattern of variation among individuals.

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One way in which SlmA could effect such inhibition is via interactions with proteins involved in divisome assembly.

The study is not blinded for the patient, which could possibly effect reported outcomes by the patient.

However, the final stage of IPF resulted in hypoxia which could then effect secondarily the vascular system.

A larger FST value suggests the populations are more divergent from each other, which could reflect the effects of genetic drift or less gene flow among the populations.

Alternatively, these seemingly conflicting AD observations may be due to a dominant effect of age, which could overshadow effects from dysglycemia.