Sentence examples for elements in shaping from inspiring English sources
One consequence of the interplay of these multiple elements in shaping Kant's thinking is that no single work of his on religion — even his most extensive treatment in Religion within the Boundaries of Mere Reason — provides a comprehensive overview of his analyses and reflections on religion.
The landform processes, soil physical properties, and erosional characteristics are substantial elements in shaping the peculiarity of watersheds or sub-watersheds can be best assessed through comparing their morphometric parameters (Dar et al. 2013) and its impact on LULC of the basin.
Bacteria-triggered signaling events in infected host cells are key elements in shaping the host response to pathogens.
The extent of variability between the three E. faecium genomes compared here highlights the significant roles played by mobile genetic elements in shaping the evolution of this species.
In this work we sought to better understand the role of transposable elements in shaping the regulatory network of higher Eukaryotes.
From her travels, Popova brought home these influences, which she integrated with folk and decorative elements in shaping the development of combined Cubism and Futurism in Russia.
The future of the BBC is a not technical issue but an important element in shaping Britain's future.
The investigators from the intelligence committees went to F.B.I. headquarters to meet with Ms. Rowley, whose complaints that headquarters supervisors mishandled warnings about Sept. 11 have been a major element in shaping the Congressional inquiries.
The critical element in shaping the debates, diplomats said, was Lakhdar Brahimi, the United Nations special envoy for Afghanistan, who will return to New York later this week from a tour of the region.
"The views of the local community are an essential element in shaping Gatwick's second runway options," he said.
Given that the majority of agricultural trade is now governed by such agreements, they will become a key element in shaping future U.S. domestic agricultural policy.
