Sentence examples for which obviously affects from inspiring English sources

Let us denote Tcp to be the duration of CP, which obviously affects the number of successful contentions in CP.

Selecting the desirable amounts of adsorbent is a key parameter which obviously affects the whole removal procedure.

A week later she was diagnosed with an infection called acanthamoeba keratitis, "It was eating through the cornea of my eye, which obviously affects your sight," she said.

"We're going to get audited in the next 12 months to be guaranteed our categorisation which obviously affects your funding, so that's become a massive job this year".

However, in real sensor deployed environments, radio irregularity (i.e., non-uniform transmission range and/or non-circular transmission range), which obviously affects the network connectivity, can be observed.

Fassha reported that economic controls have a "real bad impact on Sudan," which obviously affects Christians "as part of the community".

As Governor of Georgia, Carter was responsible for adding various anti-piracy (bootlegging) laws into the legislation, laws which obviously affected Walden's record business.

This may contribute to delayed diagnosis and continued transmission which obviously would affect TB control efforts.

This seems to me to be a universal downside of life in the 21st century, and there is no reason why gay men and lesbians should be magically immune to the wider forces of fragmentation and social change which are obviously affecting society as a whole.

However, their application evidenced that the sensibility, which is obviously affected by immunological reactivity of the subject, depends also on the time elapsed between infection and blood sampling.

Interestingly, hospital length of stay was longer in the AKI survivors compared with the total AKI group, which was obviously affected by death.