Sentence examples for basically influenced by from inspiring English sources
The integrity of line 1 is basically influenced by its high operation profile; an axle load of 30 tonnes and an average daily traffic volume of 90,000 gross tonnes.
Anggun started out as a rock singer in Indonesia and was basically influenced by rock bands such as Guns N' Roses, Bon Jovi, and Megadeth.
With concern to gap junctions, they also show functional differences basically influenced by the connexins.
Bulk permeability of water and small hydrophilic solutes is basically influenced by the Starling forces of intravasal and extravasal hydrostatic and oncotic pressures and by the vascular barrier.
Furthermore, the study shows that the optimum part-load performance is basically not influenced by the design temperature ratio and pressure ratio.
Anyway, the binding behavior of macrolide antibiotics is basically not influenced by this different aggregation behavior, as was seen by the rather similar trends of the diffusion coefficient in different bile micelles.
Basically, PAN fibers are strongly influenced by temperature because their structural organization is intermediate between amorphous and crystalline phases, whereas the strong intermolecular hydrogen bonds through the amide groups in PA fibers configure a more stable semi-crystalline structure which hinders the ion diffusion.
Note that, the permissive state of the CDP is basically stochastic in nature and influenced by many factors, such as behavioral conditioning circumstances.
Although his teachings were basically peripatetic, he was in part influenced by the stoics.
NY: Yeah, and "Ambulance Blues," which is another song that I wrote is based on Bert Jansch's "Needle Of Death," it's almost the same chords, you can see how I copped all the changes, I was so influenced by him I basically rewrote his song with a different theme.
The performance of the tool is influenced by many technological aspects, but basically depends on the abrasion property of the hard particles-matrix system.
