Sentence examples for a linear influence from inspiring English sources

The length of pipe, L, is an independent parameter which has a linear influence on pressure drop.

All figures, given in Additional file 1, show a significantly smaller matching time for the VF2 and a linear influence of the molecule size on the matching time.

Instead of representing the influence as an infection phenomenon between connected individuals, Yang and Leskovec [23] recently proposed a linear influence model which is agnostic on the network structure and relies only on the time of the contagion.

Plots of RMSD versus percent sequence non-identity (PNI) and standardized number of gaps (SNG) indicated that in most families both amino acid substitutions and indels have a linear influence on structure variations.

Different explanations have been proposed for this variability: i) the lean body weight would be a better covariate with a linear influence on RBV clearance [ 14]; ii) RBV exposure depends on creatinine clearance [ 15]; iii) the RBV pharmacokinetics could be impacted by the pharmacological or pathological context of HIV-HCV coinfection [ 16].

Ammonium concentration is shown here to exert a negative linear influence on CR, MACYT and MAALT.

The present analyses indicate that light intensity exerts a positive linear influence on ΦPSII800 and P800.

The present analyses indicate that acetate concentration exerts a positive linear influence on CR and MACYT.

The present analyses demonstrate that acetate concentration exerts a negative linear influence on NPQ800, but only in case of high light intensity.

According to the model, significance of all three independent variables a was confirmed, however, the concentration of feather substrate (X1) affected positively protein release, while MgSO4 (X2) had a negative effect, however both exhibited linear influence on the response.

Functional connectivity measures based on partial correlation provide an estimate of the linear conditional dependence between brain regions after removing the linear influence of other regions.