used affect造句

• The material being used affects the quality and ease of having it evenly lit.
• The frequency with which words are in normal use affects the readability of text.
• The kind of paper you decide to use affects how much ink you end up using.
• He has conducted a study to pinpoint how cellphone use affects driving ability at crucial decision points.
• But the study of how intensive computer use affects the brain and alters sleep is in its infancy.
• Another famous anecdote from his job was used by Whorf to argue that language use affects habitual behavior.
• The arrangement of switches, circuit breakers, and buses used affects the cost and reliability of the substation.
• The court concludes with a discussion of how the defendants'use affects the market for the copyrighted works.
• As both part and caliper are always to some extent elastic, the amount of force used affects the indication.
• Users of each type and regulatory agencies would have to consider how ground water use affects surface water, and vice versa.
• Note that the units used affect the specific speed value in the above equation and consistent units should be used for comparisons.
• As the results from this study showed, the type of lineup presentation that is used affects the accuracy of eyewitness memory.
• Clint was the first teacher to explain how the order in which embouchure motions are used affects the players range and endurance.
• The rhetoric and the language that people use affect the way people perceive the world and the way they act in the world.
• In addition, factors such as temperature, uptake of water ( hydration ) and frequency of use affect firmness and its cleansing effectiveness.
• For example, it does not take into account the fact that ground-water use affects surface-water use, and vice versa.
• In countries such as Spain and the United States, regular drug use affects more than 2 percent of the population, the report said.
• Student drug use affects the need for drug testing and health care, and drug-related violence might require more spending on security and repairs.
• The amount of coffee used affects both the strength and the flavor of the brew in a typical drip-brewing filtration-based coffee maker.
• The scale defines preference for intuition as tendency to use affect (  gut-feel ) as a basis for decision-making instead of cognition.