The phrase "a basic influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fundamental or primary effect that something has on another thing, often in discussions about ideas, behaviors, or trends.
Example: "The artist's early work had a basic influence on the development of modern art."
Alternatives: "a fundamental impact" or "a primary effect".
Second, complex variations of field sources can be decomposed for each source into individual components via a set of basic (influence) functions.
Basic influence function of vertical displacement.
The vertical displacement at any point in the movement slice is defined as the basic influence function ((S_{e})).
Remuneration, in particular, seems to constitute the most basic influence on retention of health professionals [ 31].
This concurs with literature suggesting that compensation constitutes the most basic influence on retention of health professionals [ 7, 15].
But the idea that homosexuality is a curable disease prevails in rural areas and among older generations.In this section At the double "Cures" for homosexuality Non-interference on the line ReprintsAlmost all young people come under pressure to provide an heir, a basic tenet, influenced to a certain extent by Confucianism, that leads some young people to feel their homosexuality must be unfilial.
Temperature is a basic parameter influencing the behavior of systems in physics, chemistry and biology.
Plant architecture, as a basic element influenced by genetic and environmental factors, has an important effect on grain yield via light transmission in agroforestry systems.
Obviously, both are key aspects in trying to achieve the ultimate management goals of hemostasis and cure, but in the overall disease process, both diagnosis and therapy follow as a consequence of other prior and more basic influences rather than represent driving forces of the disease process in their own right.
