"close influence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an influence that is strong and direct or a relationship that is intimate and personal. For example, "The close influence of his parents shaped his values throughout his life."
In most cases the effect is limited to a raising or closing influence, but, in both French and Portuguese, phonological nasalization has taken place (i.e., in both, a series of vowels distinguished by the presence of nasal resonance has developed).
Here we only mentioned the closest influence factor, which is the peak calling tool in this section.
We pointed out the results of motif finding depend on several factors and discussed the closest influence factor, which is the peak calling tool.
Author's response: We mentioned some of the influence factors pointed out above in the revised manuscript and we focused only on the closest influence factor, which is the peak calling tool.
Such awards may be seen as the forerunner of Arts Council subsidy, but you had to be close to influence to receive one: Newbolt passed De la Mare's name directly to the foreign secretary, Lord Grey, and received word that no other references were required.
Despite some notable methodological challenges, the evidence suggests that learning more about how close relationships influence inflammation will provide important new insights into the ways that relationships impact health.
The results of this study demonstrate the great importance of close friends' influence on smoking.
Cells in direct or close vicinity influence their neighboring cells - effecting tissue homeostasis.
Significant others (SOs) such as family members, partners and close friends influence decisions about CAM use amongst cancer patients, often acting as information providers and active decision makers [ 40, 41].
My closest friends influence my films.
