The phrase "a space that influence" is not correct in English.
It should be "a space that influences." You can use it when describing a location or environment that has an effect on something or someone.
Example: "The gallery is a space that influences creativity and artistic expression among its visitors."
Alternatives: "a space that impacts" or "a space that shapes."
Rather, they are states of a 'quantum field (on configuration space)' that influences the states of systems.[14] Also, particles always have definite positions, and the positions of the particles and their wave function at a certain time jointly determine the trajectories of the particles at all future times.
Greater attention to how the physical environmental and place within an individual's activity space can impact individual level decisions is warranted, as well as a better understanding of the social networks within these activity space that also influence behaviors.
The commonly encountered problems include insufficient indoor air exchange, poor control on indoor thermal conditions, bad space ergonomics that influence the ventilation system operation, poor technical installations maintenance and understaffed technical departments.
The focus is on the cockle fishery commons characterized by a mixture of formal institutional arrangements and an informal division of fishing space that partially influences fisher decisions about where and when to fish.
The RNAi-induced changes of Ca2+ homeostasis may affect not only the cytoplasmic Ca2+ transients but also the separate and insulated Ca2+ signals generated in the perinuclear space that influence transcription.
In the case of wireless networks, the medium for communications is the EM field, the region of space that is influenced by electromagnetic radiation.
In the present article, we investigate the extent of visual space that is influenced by specific tactile events.
It was also a space that, by Reinhardt's cosmopolitan lights, was open to cultural influences that an isolationist America knew virtually nothing about.
He then explains how to demarcate a separate space that will be impenetrable to malign influences.
The outcome of a predator-prey "space race" is often influenced by a spatial anchor, i.e., any environmental factor that is fixed in space that influences predator or prey fitness [1], [60].
