Sentence examples for explicitly influence from inspiring English sources
In the post-Citizens United world, the lines are getting even blurrier: Business interests that want to explicitly influence candidate elections without revealing their identity have begun funneling money through nonprofit organizations set up for that purpose, an abuse of the laws granting tax-exempt status to social welfare organizations.
The model assumes that there is a correlation among repeated measurements because the past values explicitly influence the present observation.
To investigate the benefits of collecting data at more than two time-points, we extended the model by a transitional (i.e. Markov chain) model, in which past observations explicitly influence present measurements.
Ockham, of course, was a thinker explicitly influenced by Scotus in all sorts of ways, while nevertheless rejecting the fundamental feature of Scotist metaphysics and semantics, namely realism on the question of universals.
"In the post-war era, he was explicitly influenced by Wright," his son says.
Two current producers that are explicitly influenced by Japanese producers and the surrounding aesthetic is Ryan Hemsworth and Porter Robinson.
I believe we've come a long way since the 1980s, but I'm not sure that our analysis of racism and health, or social justice and health, has grown more sophisticated, drawn more practitioners, or explicitly influenced much policy.
In this way, the translation load is not explicitly influenced by the number of stop codons in the genetic code under consideration (cf. Eq. (4) in Methods).
Even when designers do not express their love for Star Wars explicitly, the influence is there.
Response surface methodology (RSM) was employed to show explicitly the influence of the process parameters such as temperature, pressure and the CO2 flow rate on the oil yield using Box Behnken design.
Response surface methodology (RS M was employed to describe explicitly the influence of extraction time, temperature and solvent-to-feed ratio on the yield of oil using central composite design (CCD).
