Sentence examples for while being affected from inspiring English sources
And the functional matrix, best exampled by the masseter muscle, can affect the growth of these units while being affected reciprocally.
Findings from the experiments show that indeed potential EV-owners perform charging decisions while being affected by MLA resulting from monetary considerations and the UG participation, and that presenting long-term contracts help potential EV-owners to curtail MLA behaviour and minimise cost even though the assumption of utility maximization is violated.
As it moved west, the storm dissipated while being affected by wind shear south of Cuba, and regenerated when the vertical wind shear weakened.
While being affected by a wider background of system level variables (i.e. the extent to which local mental health policy and service provider organisations adequately support the provision of evidence-based interventions), CDM can be regarded the primary means for translating the results of clinical research into practice.
In Section 4.2, the modified LTP method is proposed to efficiently estimate speech component while not being affected by transient noise.
Therefore, we need a new common control reference that provides channel access fairness while not being affected by the capture effect.
"While it's being affected, it's not shutting down," he said of the work.
"There's no good news in sight，while investors are being affected by the global 'risk-off' mood".
The doctors were mainly affected during surgical procedures, while nurses were affected while preparing or giving medication and laboratory clinicians while recapping needles.
The report also detailed the emotional toll for victims: one third said the fraud had a substantial impact on their health as well as their financial well-being, while 167 were affected so badly they had to receive medical treatment.
In one large study, men and women were equally affected (Shiri et al. 2006) while females were affected more than males in another study (Buchbinder et al. 2008).
