Sentence examples for description of the influence from inspiring English sources
There is, for example, a description of the influence of the pornographic film industry on technical video formats.
A description of the influence of ohmic overpotential is also included.
This then contrasts with a detailed description of the influence of the painter J. M. W. Turner on the representation of landscape in art and the development of photographic methods to document landscape.
The last section is devoted to the description of the influence of transformer connections upon the third-harmonic voltages and currents.
It consists of a physical description of the influence of electrostatic and steric match on the various types of nonbonded drug receptor interactions.
The FEM simulation of the contact between the tool and the workpiece enables a quantitative description of the influence of mechanical stress components on the coating fatigue failure.
We added the description on the influence of isochores on eukaryotes in the Discussion and accordingly cited two relevant references (Oliver, J.L., Bernaola-Galvan, P., Carpena, P. and Roman-Roldan, R. 2001. Isochore chromosome maps of eukaryotic genomes. Gene. 276: 47-56.; Bernardi, G. 2000. Isochores and the evolutionary genomics of vertebrates. Gene. 241: 3-17).
This qualitative study provided an elaborate description of the influences on children's oral health behaviours from the perspective of parents of 7-year old children from The Netherlands.
First descriptions of the influence of psychotherapeutic interventions on the survival of tumor patients were published over 30 years ago.
One of the first systematic descriptions of the influence of the gating process on substrate binding was reported by Szabo et al., who assumed that the switching between the open and the closed conformations of the gate was a stochastic process.
Alongside descriptions of the influence of culture and socioeconomic factors, residents agreed that there was considerable variation within families in the way that individuals relate to each other, seen as a very important influence on the outcome of family disputes [ 40].
