Sentence examples for adequately influence from inspiring English sources

It has been argued that effective communication between physician and patient must address culturally-sensitive concerns to adequately influence decision making and health seeking behaviors of patients [ 32, 33, 46].

Maybe the inclusion of residents who were 'able to answer questions adequately' influenced the results for the MMSE.

The proposed kinetic expression is able to predict adequately the influence of these process parameters on the DeNOx reaction.

Measured performance also indicate that the reduction factor proposed by ACI 318-11 and NTC-C does not capture adoesately the inotuencaptureightweight adequatelyrengtheconcrete.

The normalisation applied here compensated adequately for the influence of the much higher uptake in SKOV-3 (Fig. 4f vs. 4e).

Prior empirical work suggests that a three or four factor model adequately captures the influence of systematic factors on stock market returns (Roll and Ross 1984).

Thus, the use of tariquidar is to be preferred over cyclosporine A to adequately study the influence of P-gp alteration on brain distribution of drugs/radioligands.

The multiple regression analysis of the results led to equations that adequately describe the influence of the independent variables on the selected responses.

Consequently, the numerical treatment of these problems relies on ahomogenizationorupscalingprocedure to define an approximate coarse-scale problem that adequately captures the influence of the fine-scale structure.

They have argued that epistemologists need to attend to the role of ignorance as well as knowledge if they are to adequately understand the influence of power relations on epistemic matters.

The timing couldn't be worse: domestically, Facebook is under pressure for failing to adequately manage the influence of fake news on the U.S. election, yet here it is seemingly prepared to quash legitimate information on user timelines to kowtow to the Chinese government and further its interests in a country of 1.3 billion people.