Sentence examples for has substantially influenced from inspiring English sources
Q: Do you feel that your work has substantially influenced the work of others?
Over the past decade a series of trials of the EORTC Brain Tumor Group BTGG) has substantially influenced and shaped the standard-of-care of primary brain tumors.
This study has substantially influenced clinical practice despite a number of intrinsic limitations 11.
In this way it has not only generated scientific movement in the past involving common mass also but also many times it has substantially influenced policy making.
Although it is possible that the variation in response rate may have introduced a degree of response bias, we do not believe that it has substantially influenced the results of the study.
As, over a study period of 10 years, excess weight gain increased up to 26.5 kilograms, this has substantially influenced the magnitude of the energy gap estimated by Wang et al. In our study, the increase in daily energy requirement among overweight children at the end of the study was 1371 kJ due to a body weight gain of 4.8 kilograms.
Poetry, religious laws and precepts, and values associated with heroism permeated the culture of the past, but the innovations associated with Western culture reached the entire peninsula in the 20th century and have substantially influenced art, mores, and behaviour.
Jim Pethokoukis at AEI links to this useful piece in The Atlantic by Harvard's Regina Herzlinger, whose thoughts on Switzerland have substantially influenced my own.
However, in the 15 districts surveyed, only 12% of patients in the 1st and 2nd quarter of 2007 were registered as re-treatment cases; unless the difference in HIV prevalence between new and re-treatment tuberculosis cases were very large, this is not likely to have substantially influenced our results.
