Sentence examples for exert decisive influence from inspiring English sources
Computational experiments confirm that not only stiffness mismatch between fiber and matrix materials but also orientation-induced local anisotropies exert decisive influence on distribution of CSWs in short-fiber composites.
Where else does Russia exert decisive influence --no longer India but perhaps Armenia, Belarus (mentioned above), Cuba?
Indeed, Italy has a long history of party leaders exerting decisive influence on the country while remaining outside government, and even parliament: neither Mr Renzi nor the leader of Italy's second-biggest party, Beppe Grillo, sit in the legislature.
A hallmark of immunity is the production of a multi-faceted array of inflammatory cytokines that exerts decisive influence on innate and adaptive immune responses.
The Emperor, however, was reluctant to exert a decisive influence, and the initiative fell to the young Swedish baron Carl Otto Mörner.
The 59 Scottish MPs rarely exert a decisive influence on English legislation in a parliament of 650 and the SNP has, in the past, withdrawn voluntarily from exclusively English votes.
This texture can exert a decisive influence on the application and performance of the machined component.
Moreover, accumulation of point-based utilities between hub cities is considered to exert a decisive influence on the level of interurban accessibility.
And with the All Blacks forwards in the supremacy and Australia's key men Quade Cooper and David Pocock unable to exert a decisive influence, two second-half penalties sent a capacity Kiwi crowd away into the Auckland night in delight.
Musician and author Peter Lavezzoli described the Byrds in 2007 as "one of the few bands to exert a decisive influence on the Beatles", while also noting that they helped to persuade Bob Dylan to begin recording with electric instrumentation.
Proteoglycans and their extracellular matrix ligands (for reviews, see Sugahara and Mikami, 2007; Zimmermann and Dours-Zimmermann, 2008) are likely to exert a decisive influence on stem cell behaviour.
