Sentence examples for fully influenced by from inspiring English sources

The rainfall characteristics of region 3 are fully influenced by tropical and mountainous winds.

The healing process of bone fractures is fully influenced by the biomechanical characteristics of an orthopedic prosthesis and the injured bone such as fracture configurations, prosthesis shape, material properties, and degradation rate of the material.

This may be due to several factors, and one possibility would be the delay in the onset of therapeutic actions partly or fully influenced by the downstream effects, such as altered transcription [ 14, 33].

That participants' self-perceptions were not fully influenced by their recent experience is consistent with the arguments put forward in the social psychology literature that it is adaptive to maintain an optimistic outlook on one's ability (see Eva and Regehr 2005; Kluger and van Dijk 2010).

The orthodox creed that Jesus truly suffered and yet was fully divine as well as fully human was decisively influenced by early controversies over views found in Valentinian and similar traditions, which seemed to deny any real human incarnation to the divine Saviour.

Taken together, these results suggest that crossing once the gates are fully closed is highly influenced by the train's visibility and is indeed a serious potential threat for crossing in front of a second train.

The predicted results show that the transition behavior of the materials from the elastic plastic to the fully plastic case is influenced by the yield strength and the tangent modulus (Et) and such transition do not take place at specific values of interference ratios as suggested by the KE model.

Similarly, the rate at which a submerged or subaereally exposed vertebrate carcass will fully decompose is greatly influenced by numerous physical and chemical factors including predation, ambient temperature and humidity, and a variety of other environmental conditions that influence rates of decay [10].

Even after being fully debriefed, participants were still influenced by the feedback.

This does not fully account for residual confounding influenced by duration.

In addition, women's decisions to participate fully in PMTCT are often influenced by the opinions of their male partners and other family or community members.