Sentence examples for consistent influences from inspiring English sources

On a regional level, however, we've seen that El Niño and La Niña exert fairly consistent influences on the climate of some regions.

With both artists and the entertainment industry exerting less consistent influence, fans have come to rule the Internet.

That's not coincidence, Mr. Brinkman argues; it's the consistent influence of human nature.

For all his talent Coutinho has sometimes struggled to offer a consistent influence on games, but his form this season has been excellent.

When options were coded as HV, LV and unavailable options, the LV option did not exert a consistent influence over the ACC (third panel from the left).

Runoff exerts a strong and consistent influence on biological processes, in 80% of cases stimulating blooms within days of fertilization and irrigation of agricultural fields.

There was no effect of retaining logging slash but a consistent influence of tree species on biotic communities likely due to initial differences in conifer growth rates.

Across all models, individual-level exposure to violence has the most consistent influence upon opinions, although district level effects emerge in analyses without survey respondent ethnicity controls.

Canopy architecture had a consistent influence on canopy foliage temperature with 'dense canopy' species (Acer pseudoplatanus, Fagus sylvatica and Tilia platyphyllos) being warmer (0.5 1.5 K) than 'open canopy' species (Fraxinus excelsior, Prunus avium and Quercus petraea).

In the deleted material, Shloss links Joyce's chronological observations about his daughter, as related in his notebooks, as a "consistent influence on the final text of Finnegans Wake". Joyce is in an "edgy, almost surrealistic, comic mode" as he describes the budding sexuality of his daughter in her interactions with his son, and himself as an older man watching almost voyeuristically.

Note the absence of a consistent influence of rizatriptan.