Sentence examples for and which influence from inspiring English sources

An expectation which both establishes and legitimizes a high degree of bodily awareness, and which influence the way that bodily changes are perceived [ 39].

It is important to identify the factors that affect individuals on a personal, social and economic level and which influence their willingness to contribute to and be part of an inclusive community.

Birkbeck's director of lifelong learning and head of the new centre, Sue Jackson, said: "I hope BILL will produce some new and interesting ways of thinking about lifelong learning, which look at issues such as social inclusion and exclusion across the life course, and which influence academic, policy, practitioner and community practices".

In this article, we shall explore the various processes through which we are made aware of time, and which influence the way we think time really is.

These are variations in the DNA of the so-called "controlling elements" that are part of each gene and which influence rate at which the cell will read the gene in making proteins.

Patient-related causes are related to patient characteristics or conditions that are beyond the control of staff and which influence the treatment.

Also important to him were histories of Chinese painting by Japanese art historians, which he translated into Chinese and which influenced his own writings.

In the 1980s, his father oversaw the closing of that plant, which Mr. Holtz-Eakin calls "the most horrific thing I've ever seen" and which influenced his own decision to become an economist focusing on public policy.

A formative evaluation is an evaluation that takes place before actual implementation of a final product, and which influences the development of the product (Preece et al, 1994).

In SMEs' networking, there are inequalities of control and power, and differing views and motives which influence and shape learning (Antonacopoulou and Chiva, 2007).

Hydroponically grown soybean plants bioaccumulate metal ions, metal nanoparticle such as Zn/ZnO and CeO2 [47], which influence soil and microbes associated with plants and biomass [48].