Sentence examples for imposing influence from inspiring English sources

Significant factors imposing influence on siderophore production was taken at P < 0.05.

Religion appeared to have been an important and imposing influence in shaping people's social lives, and was a recurrent theme in the narratives and the LSB.

The following quotation makes this very evident: "The church had an imposing influence on people's lives during the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s and 1970s.

Third, mHemi-SNPs, Pseudo-simple SNPs, and the unauthentic DH lines may impose influences jointly.

FMRI signal, however, is comprised of several noise components that arise from respiration, cardiac pulsatility, and machine noise, differentially affect different voxels, and impose influences upon the signal arising from neural activity.

In towns and villages on the flat lands south towards Baghdad and in the communities that dot the sprawling desert west towards the border with Syria, militant groups are imposing their influence with brutal efficiency.

In Baghdad, nearly 100 miles north, the group has been more occupied with the here and now, imposing its influence on Iraq's fractured political scene and steadily asserting its will throughout the city's Shia heartland suburbs.

The young generation of Arabs in Europe is probably more interested in adopting the European way of life than in living under the strict doctrines of Islamic theology or under the local tyranny of what Mr. Laurence calls "an unregulated 'underground Islam".' Europe must help Arab youths to become Europeans and not allow wealthy Islamic countries to continue imposing their influence in Europe.