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The remaining four parameters did not affect the particle properties, but instead influenced the coating microstructure directly.

However, if the settings in the test were not random, but instead influenced by a hidden variable, the results would be void and the experiment invalid.

In cluster 1, HGT did not affect genes of unknown function but instead influenced the majority of other pathways.

As for the significant associations found for wireless phone use and health symptoms we have reasons to suspect that these may not have been an effect of exposure or random error, but instead influenced by systematic error, since for both use of mobile phone and DECT there were only a few ORs below 1.

According to an opposing view, changes in dopaminergic neurotransmission do not alter reward intensity but instead influence the proclivity to invest effort in pursuit of reward and/or the perceived magnitude of the invested effort [25], [26].

In conclusion, we have shown that the mutations of aspartic acid 139 in the second coordination sphere of cPAH do not affect the enzyme's ability to bind its substrate, phenylalanine, but instead influence both iron and cofactor binding.

Further experiments revealed that HP1E is not inherited through the chromatin of mature sperm, but instead influences the structure of the chromosomes during the final stages of the development of the sperm cells in the fly testes.

Although temperature influences the rates of thermal processes such as dissolution and charge transport through the oxide phase, and the Schikorr reaction at temperatures >70 °C, these thermal processes do not influence the oxide composition, but instead influence only the thickness of the oxide film at pH25 °C 10.6.

A comparative study (n = 37) in a test-and-control-group-setting indicates that perceiving visual information in different perceptual depths is not a linear process but is instead influenced by defined perceptual realms, their borders and characteristics.

To put things less hypothetically, most lawmakers might find that their assessments of the merits of the case, and of the president's convincingness, do not proceed in an airy sunlit realm of pure reason, but are instead influenced by partisan affiliations.

On the other hand, it also shows that many parents may not have a consistent parenting attitude but are instead influenced by different, even conflicting, values.