Sentence examples similar to horizontal influence from inspiring English sources

Differences between tetranucleotide usage and 16S rRNA in ancestral reconstruction likely are due to horizontal influences, such as extensive recombination, and/or presence of restriction/modification systems.

This paper argues that these agreements, and the negotiations surrounding them, inform debates around mining through both "horizontal diffusion" (influence on other localities facing similar situations) and "vertical diffusion" (influence on policy design and implementation at upper political and administrative levels).

Large-eddy simulations of approximately resolved heterogeneous vegetative canopies with repeating row structure were compared to 'equivalent' homogeneous simulations to explore how overall canopy density and horizontal heterogeneity influence the vertical transport of non-depositing massless fluid parcels.

His sculptural pieces bristled with angular planes and squashed tubes that, in his later work, assumed a horizontal posture, influenced perhaps by his hobby of cultivating bonsai trees.

For the horizontal plate the influence of submerged depth below the free surface on the resonance frequencies is examined.

In J. queenslandica, relative leg length did not influence horizontal running speed but was positively related to speed on slopes, principally because relatively short-legged spiders were slowed whereas relatively long-legged spiders were not affected.

Central to the study is defining how fracture attributes relate to fracture network structure and network-scale fluid flow, and in turn, how flow characteristics of fracture networks influence horizontal drain length and orientation.

a) When the casing deformation points appear far away from point A (the landing point, which is the starting point of the horizontal segment), the influence of the lithologic interface on casing stress plays a decisive role under the combined effect of internal and external pressures when the cement sheath is completed.

The capability to discern the behaviour of different structured materials at the macro-scale is pointed out by observing how the local rotation of the blocks and the consequent different deformation of vertical and horizontal joints have influence on the strain field maps.

Consequently, understanding the factors that influence horizontal transmission could lead to improved disease-control strategies.

The anisotropy of the porous medium (the ratio of vertical to horizontal hydraulic conductivity) influences vertical and horizontal groundwater flow rates.