The phrase "ascending influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing or increasing impact or effect that someone or something has over time.
Example: "The company's ascending influence in the tech industry has attracted the attention of major investors."
Alternatives: "growing influence" or "increasing impact".
The results indicate that the preserved length of the ascending colon influences the postoperative outcomes of STC patients treated by LSCACRA.
"These ascending messages strongly influence stress response, emotion, and neurohormonal regulatory networks," they wrote in a chapter on coherent breathing in the 2015 book, Yoga Therapy: Theory and Practice.
In other words, management decisions based on high yield early in lactation, consistent with a steep ascending slope, might influence the calving to conception time in either way.
Further, its spatiotemporally complex character suggests a disruption of the normal dynamic equilibrium between multiple ascending and descending influences on the VPM.
Therefore, we hypothesized that device success of SE-valves may be influenced by ascending aortic dimensions (AAD).
The 18.6-year nodes cycle also has an influence: when the ascending node of the lunar orbit is in the vernal equinox, the lunar declination can go as far as 28° each month.
The prefrontal cortex sends glutamate containing projection to the VTA in the midbrain influencing the mesocortical ascending dopaminergic pathway [48] [50].
Dual influences from these ascending and descending pathways may also account for our somewhat surprising finding of a negative correlation between dACC activity and change in blood pressure and LF/HF ratio (Fig. 4E and F).
Thereby, it is hardly possible to differentiate if changes in central auditory processing rely on altered central auditory structures under observation or if they were influenced by interacting ascending and descending neuronal projections.
The sequence of foot falls in quadrupedal mammals is controlled by both local ascending and descending propriospinal pathways that influence the thoracic and pelvic limb central pattern generators, as well as by supraspinal input [ 25, 26].
The results indicate that the influence of rotation on the ascending side is different from that on the descending side.
