Sentence examples for driven by the influence from inspiring English sources

Githongo is driven by the influence that corruption has on bigger problems.

Dr Ahmed said: "Obviously I am disappointed but certainly not surprised because decisions in Dudley Planning committee are driven by the influence of bigotry, racism and Islamophobia".

If John Milbank and MacIntyre are correct, for example, the fall into secularist liberalism is driven by the influence of some fairly abstract philosophical claims about the nature of reason and existence, which were defended by the medieval philosopher Duns Scotus.

There was an interaction between Emotion prime and SOA (F1,17 = 14.58, P = .001) which was mainly driven by the influence of the prime for the longer SOA.

Although environmental affects on immunocompetence and disease mortality rate are widespread and well established [4], [5], what has recently come into focus is the extent to which the dynamics of epidemic disease are also driven by the influence that social connectivity has on disease transmission rates [1], [2], [6], [7].

Finally, to ensure that the finding was not driven by the influence of persons with MCI, we repeated the analysis described above again after excluding persons with MCI.

Thus, the changes in the mode are driven by the increased influence of the inner metallic layer.

Based on sequential regression, the positive response of the total number of arthropods to both plant diversity and % cover (Table 4) was driven by the combined influence of at least 5 taxa.

Remodeling occurs during the major developmental stages of puberty, pregnancy and lactation and every month, driven by the cyclical influence of the reproductive hormones.

However, the heterogeneous physical pattern may be partially driven by the combined influence of the central CCD camera (edge effect) with chemical flow direction (Y-axis).

Similarly, when BOLD variations are driven by the vasodilatory influence of CO2, as occurs during spontaneous respiration rate BOLD changes (Wise et al. 2004), no change in CMRO2 is expected.