Sentence examples for combines to influence from inspiring English sources
While these approaches are extremely helpful in simplifying computations, they can fail to quantify how variability from different sources combines to influence the overall performance of the system.
It is not known how the impact of multiple conditions, the ability to self-manage and patient perception of the GP consultation combines to influence consulting frequency.
The picture that emerges is that the various combinations of what we call "assisted" and "unassisted" paths combine to influence the speed of firm growth.
There are so many things combining to influence the rhythm and logic of what you write that it seems problematic to single out technology as the over-riding one.
Charge ratios and inclined angles are combined to influence the thermal performance of vapor chambers.
This theory stresses that students' internal beliefs, attitude, and experiences combine to influence their ideas and expectations about their own capabilities with respect to STEM.
In this work, it was demonstrated how surface chemistry and structure can be combined to influence the wetting behavior of polymeric surfaces.
Research assessing reported symptoms and side effects of using VR systems indicates that these factors combine to influence user experiences of virtual reality induced symptoms and effects (VRISE).
Integrated assessment of the range of simultaneous processes that combine to influence leached plume generation, transport and attenuation in the unsaturated zone is required.
While religious commitment has been previously studied, when combined with levels of both trust in science and scientists and political orientation we gain new insight into how different factors combine to influence evolution acceptance, particularly as the evolution context changes.
Educational researchers are beginning to understand more fully what classroom teachers have long recognized; multiple variables combine to influence learning, and so learning is seldom a straightforward, rational, or linear process (Sinatra et al. 2008).
