Sentence examples for exerts a large influence from inspiring English sources

As expected the last surface pre-treatment step exerts a large influence over the final characteristics of the surface film when a number of pre-treatments are applied sequentially to the same surface.

In particular it is shown that the degree of correlation assumed between soot particles and their oxidizing species exerts a large influence on both the growth of the soot and its subsequent burnout.

Vance and Miller [ 20] reported that the most highly conserved residues glutamine Q262 in Mn and Q189 of FeSOD forms the outer sphere hydrogen-bond network exerts a large influence on redox midpoint potential tuning for catalytic activity of SOD's.

Similarly, when our model is applied to a particular fishery there is a need for a thorough assessment of the exponent β in the length-weight regression, as this parameter exerts a large influence on the predicted strength of selection.

Fiction has to be translated into one of the dramatic media stage, film, or television before it can begin to exert a large influence.

He worked on characterizing the organic chemistry of forest air by measuring the flux of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), trace gases released into the atmosphere during plant metabolism that exert a large influence on air quality and climate, at the leaf, plant, and ecosystem scales.

The modeled potential contribution of exported C to these sequestration rate estimates did not differ between species, but the fate of modeled post-harvest off-site C may exert a large influence on sequestration rate estimates depending on actual displacement actions, including product longevity.

2. Reductants induce precipitation without exerting a large influence on the secondary or tertiary structure of plasminogen.

Pathogens can exert a large influence on ecological interactions from the individual to the ecosystem level [1].

Of particular interest are those species that are vulnerable to human activities (e.g. fishing) or that exert a large influence on community structure, such as sharks.

It is of particular interest to understand the patterns of movement for species which are susceptible to human activities (e.g. fishing), or that exert a large influence on community structure, such as sharks.