Sentence examples for a joint influence from inspiring English sources

Overall, these associations might stem from a joint influence of the segmental position on the two processes of developmental buffering.

This paper develops a simulation model to investigate the joint influence of price and CO2 signals in a DR program in the ex ante evaluation.

The purpose of the investigations carried out was to study effects caused by joint influence of a discrete placing of ribs and the presence of technological imperfections.

However, we have to keep in mind that a thorough understanding of the joint influence of mortality and offspring production on the evolution of group formation and food sharing would require imbedding our model into a theoretical framework that allows taking care of the demographic ecological consequences of life history modifications [ 65].

Because our tests of the "Jacks-of-all-Trades" theory represent three measures: Occupations, Industries, and Course_specialization, that will be correlated if chosen to raise productivity in wage work or entrepreneurship, the individual coefficients may provide an incorrect inference regarding their joint influence on occupational choice.

We explore the joint influence of diverse (a) groundwater pumping schedules (constant and variable in time) and (b) representations of the stochastic heterogeneous transmissivity (T) field on temporal histories of solute concentrations observed at an extraction well.

A group as diverse as Bloomsbury can't really be said to have a distinct end point, their individual and joint influence being picked over for decades; and now, again, seen on our TV screens.

We show that this joint influence can be described by a relatively simple "genetic dose - phenotypic response" relationship.

More important, Gauguin owed to the joint influence of Bernard and van Gogh a new approach to painting that opened the door to modernity.

In this study, a central composite rotational experimental design (CCRD) with a quadruplicate at the midpoint (22) was used to evaluate the joint influence of two formulation variables agitation and the shrimp-shell content.

We examined the joint influence of the calibrations on the divergence time estimates by running a strict clock model with fixed topology, but with no sequence data.