The phrase "crucially influence" is not correct as it stands; it should be "crucially influences" or "crucial influence" depending on the context.
You can use it when discussing the significant impact or effect something has on another thing.
Example: "The new policy will crucially influence the company's growth trajectory."
Alternatives: "significantly affect" or "have a major impact on."
The Compatibility Gene by Daniel M Davis Allen Lanee) is an elegantly written, unexpectedly gripping account of how scientists painstakingly unravelled the way in which a small group of genes (known as MHC genes) crucially influence, and unexpectedly interconnect, various aspects of our lives, from how well we fight off infection to how skilfully we find a mate.
There are applications where partial decoding can crucially influence the end user's experience.
Furthermore, the dephasing time of the induced resonant mode can crucially influence its properties of the resonances.
The choice of REDD baseline methodologies will crucially influence the environmental and economic effectiveness of the climate regime.
Substrates crucially influence nitrogen transformations in TFCWs treating wastewater, so their selection should be a design criterion.
The oral microflora and its dynamic interactions with the implant substrata seem to crucially influence the long-term success or failure of dental implants [1 6].
He was also fascinated by ideas surrounding the fourth dimension, but his thinking about art was crucially influenced by his association with the Russian formalist Roman Jakobson and by the poetic innovations of Kruchenykh and Khlebnikov.
The planning and conduct of war in 1914 were crucially influenced by the invention of new weapons and the improvement of existing types since the Franco-German War of 1870 71.
There's a hothouse complexity to many of these works that doesn't subside until you reach the ceramics from the Five Dynasties period, the Tang dynasty and the Song dynasties, whose integrated shapes and subdued decorations crucially influenced 9th- and 10th-century Koryo potters.
Different conductive connection of plasma stream with the substrate crucially influences the temperature of this substrate.
The photocatalytic performance of nanocrystalline TiO2 is crucially influenced by specific facet-induced adsorption and charge separation.
