Sentence examples for influence achievements from inspiring English sources

Even amid Argentina's tumultuous transition from military dictatorship to democracy in the early 1980s, Grondona steadily expanded his influence; achievements such as Argentina's 1986 World Cup victory and his 1988 appointment to FIFA's executive committee earned him lasting respect.

But urban private schools do not perform consistently better, partly because, as in the suburbs, peers strongly influence achievement.

Computer experience did not influence achievement but experienced computer users were more satisfied with the course.

The model expressed hypotheses concerning the mechanisms through which Parental Education influence achievement via books in the home, frequency of early literacy and numeracy activities, and the child's ability to carry out literacy and numeracy tasks when starting school.

"There are a number of factors that might influence achievement, but we were interested in whether there might be a biological pathway, and whether the brain development might explain the behavior differences".

However, these results suggest that new genetic influences can come into play even between 10 and 12 years of age because there are genetic influences specific to 12-year achievement that did not influence achievement at 10 years.

Gender and type of educational program appear to influence achievement of specific competencies.

Similarly, each step of the process is likely to influence achievement of more than one policy objective.

Antibiotic dosing of critically ill patients is notoriously difficult because multiple factors influence achievement of pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic targets.

Damiani et al. [ 28] showed that BCRP expression did not influence achievement of complete remission in AML patients with a median age of 53 years and normal karyotype, however, BCRP expression was associated with higher relapse rate.

There is also evidence that metacognition impacts positively on learning strategies which in turn influences achievement (Griese et al. 2011).