The phrase "a condition influenced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or variables affect a particular condition or situation.
Example: "The patient's recovery was a condition influenced by both medication and lifestyle changes."
Alternatives: "a condition affected" or "a condition shaped".
Gadamer points out that man is in a condition influenced by an anonymous, alienated, and mechanical world that has evolved to stand as an obstacle to his ability to make sense of such experiences.
For example, Nilsson et al. [ 23], when they compared the influence of sipping rather than consuming glucose as a bolus of glucose, found that the order that subjects were subject to a condition influenced the effects on working memory task.
Whether such a condition influences the alveolar derecruitment computed from respiratory and P V curve methods remains to be determined.
In this regard, patients who had colectomy because of familial adenomatous polyposis would be of particular interest to investigate because of the likely absence of a condition influencing the CVD risk.
Lower back pain is a complex condition, influenced by a number of factors and often a challenge when trying to identify any singular cause or even a single major factor [ 2].
Generalisation in these types of studies could be helped by better understanding exactly how a condition influence interacts with parts of the intervention.
Current evidence indicates that obesity is a multifactorial condition influenced by many variables, including genetic, demographic and lifestyle factors [ 1, 10].
Legend: BDI = Beck Depression Inventory; STAI (Spielberger State-Trait Anxiety Inventory); BSQ = Body Shape Questionnaire; BES = Binge Eating Scale; SF-36 – Generic Questionnaire for Evaluation of Quality of Life; Adolescent obesity is a multifactorial condition influenced by many factors.
Nevertheless, as central sensitization is a dynamic condition influenced by multiple factors including the activity of peripheral nociceptive inputs, [ 22] it may be that different factors are involved in our results.
Chronic pain is known to be a complex biopsychosocial condition influenced by a wide range of psychosocial factors, such as beliefs about pain, pain-related fear, self-efficacy, psychological distress (catastrophizing, anxiety, depression), work-related problems, compensation status, and lack of social support [ 2, 3].
Myopia is a common complex condition influenced by genetic and environmental factors.
