Sentence examples for would similarly affect from inspiring English sources
The current study was designed to investigate if comparable fluoxetine treatment would similarly affect intact, regularly cycling Sprague Dawley rats.
"Here, too, Congress had a rational basis for concluding that leaving home-consumed marijuana outside federal control would similarly affect price and market conditions".
The City Council could try to alter or eliminate the tax breaks promised Amazon by the city, public policy experts said, but those are not unique to Amazon, and any changes would similarly affect other companies' tax packages.
Whether forced exercise would similarly affect healthy brains is unknown at this point, he says, as is the question of whether riding on the back of a tandem behind a stronger cyclist is the only qualifying exercise.
A change in the standard deviations of these probability calculations would similarly affect all probabilities thus calculated, with the most probable detection still having the highest probability ranking.
The Governor observes that the first two risk factors would similarly affect other countries, but the third and fourth are a much bigger risk to Ireland than other countries.
Because other bonds would be similarly affected, massive problems would result for banks worldwide, which would be left holding bonds of declining value.
We pretreated the mutants with MTSES or MTSET to test whether transport of this commonly used drug would be similarly affected by cysteine modifications and whether there would be charge effects.
It should also be pointed out that, in the particular case of this campaign, the choice between the three previously described models is not critical: since all stations would be similarly affected, the impact on the inter-station PWV differences would be very limited.
Even those who suspect Bledsoe herself might lean one way or the other based on her prior relationship with Gray would be hard pressed to argue that other prosecutors in the office would be similarly affected.
The hypothesis was that the coated tube (BIP ETT) would be similar to the standard endotracheal tube with regard to patient-experienced symptoms and that the tracheal mucosa would be similarly affected by contact with the BIP ETT as by contact with a standard endotracheal tub.
