Sentence examples for further their influence from inspiring English sources

Further, their influence on soil nutrients (Stumpp et al. 2005), landscape degradation (James et al. 1999), soil compaction and erosion (Mugerwa et al. 2014), and variation in biomass defoliation and trampling (Shahriary et al. 2012) has been observed.

The flankers preceded the targets by 100 ms (Stimulus Onset Asynchrony, SOA = 100 ms) to further strengthen their influence and consequently further increase the error rate in incongruent trials [36].

There is speculation that this time around the Russians not only want to punish BP over the Rosneft manoeuvres but also perhaps to further increase their influence over the joint venture.

Soon after Chamberlin's proposal was dismissed, the North-West Frontier Province fell into the hands of Musharraf's Islamist opponents; in the tribal areas, fundamentalists further expanded their influence.

I see how people in positions of power use parties to further grow their influence.

We further investigated their influence on telomere integrity and showed that both drugs drastically deprotect telomeres against DNA damage response.

Editors should further use their influence to insist that the publishers make these data available under the Open Data model – unlimited access and re-use without any payment or restriction.

The aim of this work is to thoroughly characterize topographically and energetically the sterilized and polished or blasted titanium surfaces in order to elucidate, in further studies, their influence in surface/protein interactions.

Throughout their history are countless examples of the Brotherhood bending their ideologies and their principles to further promote their influence on the social and – eventually – political stage.

By gaining the Dalmatian coast, Venetians further increased their influence and power in the region of the Adriatic Sea, which made Jelena's negotiating position difficult.

This systematic review identifies and briefly describes pharmacoeconomic studies which have been conducted in Tanzania and further assesses their influence in the selection of essential medicines.