Sentence examples for cultivated influence from inspiring English sources

Using his carefully cultivated influence in Congress, Mr. Hartzog was a prime mover in drafting the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, which significantly broadened the federal government's mission of preserving major historical landmarks.

This is because cultivated areas influence natural ecosystems directly through abiotic edge effects5, as well as indirectly by modifying interactions between species6,7.

The metabolic activity of the cultivated microorganisms influences the pH-value of the surrounding medium in different ways.

One of Mills most famous arguments to this effect can be found in his writing on women's suffrage when he discusses the ideal marriage of partners, noting that the ideal exists between individuals of "cultivated faculties" who influence each other equally.

Developing such strategies requires that we better understand how different agro-ecological landscapes (considering both wild and cultivated elements) might influence the spread and evolution of crop diseases in order to provide predictive tools to evaluate management practices (Shennan 2008; Thrall et al. 2011).

The site condition of cultivated land greatly influences the utilization and management of cultivated land resources and is an element that is disturbed tremendously by urbanization.

In contrast, herbaceous margins did not influence their cultivated neighbours.

In Milan, for example, metrical hymnody, as distinguished from the earlier practice of unmetred psalmody, was cultivated, particularly under the influence of the 4th-century bishop Ambrose, who first attempted to codify the growing repertory of chants.

Fig. 6 Influence on cultivated cells during non-contact wettability assessment.

This may be particularly important within anthropogenic areas, where either the patchy distribution of wild plants or the presence of cultivated fleshy-fruits may influence plant-disperser interactions.

It may also result in a significant shift in orangutan diets, from wild species to greater reliance on cultivated crops, and consequently influence ranging behaviour and the management strategies adopted for mitigating conflicts.