Sentence examples for compounded influences from inspiring English sources
Reinforced concrete columns designed and built prior to the introduction of modern detailing practices are often susceptible to the compounded influences of reinforcement corrosion owing to carbonation or exposure to the marine environment, a circumstance that decimates even further the limited safety reserves of old-type construction.
Formal biostratigraphical, sedimentological and sequence stratigraphic studies (Ladipo 1992; Stacher 1995; Reijers et al. 1997) unveiled the compounded influence of eustatic cyclicity and local tectonics.
Several studies demonstrated that organic and inorganic selenium (Se) compounds influence the deposition and toxicity of MeHg [ 13, 15, 16].
"We all still have a dream to do something like a gene-expression experiment to analyse how a compound influences apoptosis," he says.
Fracture type, age [2], and type of treatment [9] received can definitely have compounding influences.
The molecular architecture of these compounds influences strongly the values of these physicochemical parameters.
The solidification of the intermetallic compounds influences the phase formation, which determines the joint properties (Sun & Moisio, 1994).
On the other hand, adding to the fuel chlorine compounds influences the combustion process which leads to some changes of the values of critical temperatures Tcr.1 and Tcr.2.
Site substitution of ternary elements in ordered compounds influences the electronic structure and hence the properties of compounds at the continuous level.
A study published in the 23 January Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that the drug's active compound influences acts through two chemical messengers known to have a strong influence on reproductive behavior.
The rate constants calculated for AC (Table 5) with the compounds examined in this work show a general trend to increase with decreasing volatility of the adsorbing species; indicating that the vapour pressure of a compound influences the extent to which AC can remove it from a smoke stream.
