Sentence examples for degree influence from inspiring English sources

It has been shown that size and AuNP dispersion degree influence their antimicrobial activity.

It is therefore difficult to evaluate whether control group is a healthy one alone since infertility and cysts themselves might to some degree influence expression of genes in endometrium.

Whereas pharmacological treatment can, to some degree, influence the calcification process, this is not yet clear for dialysis therapy, as no long-term studies concerning the effect of different dialysate calcium levels on vascular calcification are available.

For example, the child's age (an individual ultimate variable) might have its primary influence on the child's sense of self (an individual distal variable) but it might also, to a lesser degree, influence how well the child bonds with others (a social distal variable) [ 39].

Even my own early scholarship was to some degree influenced by this mythology.

Mr. Broad noted that his philanthropic endeavors in the arts were, to a large degree, influenced by his wife, Edye Broad.

American commanders say they believe that these psychological salvos have, to some degree, influenced Iraqi forces to move their defenses or curtail their antiaircraft fire.

In Britain only a handful of names are routinely cited as having been practitioners of surrealism or, to some degree, influenced by it: Humphrey Jennings, Graham Sutherland, Lucian Freud, Francis Bacon.

But practically all of industry has, by tradition, been to some degree influenced or controlled by non-commercial actors if not politicians, then bureaucrats.

For example, the Stulz team's paper shows that rising cash levels were, to some degree, influenced by a drop in capital spending on hard assets, which can be used as collateral for borrowing.

The Sunnah is considered a model of emulation for pious Muslims and has to a great degree influenced the Muslim culture.