Sentence examples for implicitly influenced from inspiring English sources

The definition of key sustainability indicators was implicitly influenced by network characteristics and actors' perception of their own system.

Although the activity coefficients of proteins were not considered in this study, their values might depend on oxidation or hydration potential, so the the current results could be implicitly influenced by nonideality in the subcellular system.

Packet delay is another important factor, which not only determines playback smoothness but also implicitly influences video distortion as expired packets violating delay constraints might be dropped.

But, the ideology has permeated public discourse in ways we are not even aware of implicitly influences most public policy.

Many theorists adopted this framework explicitly or implicitly, and it has influenced almost all subsequent analytic philosophical discussions of the topic.

EA methods implicitly work under two assumptions.

It is illustrated that drift effects can be reduced in two ways, explicitly and implicitly; both influence the energy range where these effects are present but the implicit approach is more subtle to recognize and understand.

This could be due to the fact that in their original paper the case control ratio was not explicitly varied, although in their equation the case control ratio implicitly has influence on the SE and hence the confidence interval.

Paine acknowledged that he was indebted to his Quaker background for his skepticism, but the Quakers' esteem for plain speaking, a value expressed both explicitly and implicitly in The Age of Reason, influenced his writing even more.

A novel formation control algorithm suitable for both leaders and followers is designed, in which leaders are implicitly integrated into the swarm and can be influenced by navigational feedback from their flockmates.

Our traditional omic analytic methods for the discovery of factors influencing pathology implicitly assume that complex diseases have simple etiologies (i.e. no covariates or interactions will affect independent validation), and that observational data is virtually devoid of cryptic bias, confounding, and measurement error.