Sentence examples for would further affect from inspiring English sources
The material deformation mechanism influenced by tool edge would further affect the generated surface quality.
The run-off of a catchment would be affected by the landuse/land cover change of that catchment which would further affect the water yield in the area.
Consequently, the heterojunctions formed with rocksalt-structured CdO on these surfaces are expected to be dramatically different, which would further affect the band energy profiles crossing the heterojunctions and enable the control of the related charge transport.
The objectives of this study were 1) to assess whether a barrier placed between 2 teat buckets would reduce displacements at the teat buckets during milk-feeding events, 2) to determine whether the length of the barrier would influence this effect, and 3) to determine whether the quantity of milk provided to the calves would further affect competitive behavior.
In our MT-CYB mutant cybrids, the m.15533A>G mutation most likely hampers the proper assembly of respiratory chain complex III, which would further affect the formation of complex I [28].
Such oscillation in an earlier stage would further affect models of the evolutionary constraints on whole embryo development.
After recalibration there was still some over-prediction at the highest end of the spectrum, but this would not further affect clinical decision making as these patients were already at high risk.
The tool edge radius would influence the stagnation height and further affect the side flow.
These disturbances may have implications for projected climate warming; sustained elevated temperatures would likely perpetuate widespread ALDs and further affect carbon cycling in this environment.
However, in our opinion, such a ligation would destroy the vascular plexus and further affect the survival of the flap adversely.
Substrate amendments would obviously impact the bacterial community structure, which could further affect Fe(III) reducibility and PCP transformation.
