The devaluation of education, related with multiple socio-economic and psycho-school factors may be influencing decisively on academic results.
In the previous work (Part I) it has been shown that the toughening mechanisms involved in different blend systems are influenced decisively by the phase morphology of modifier particles and the phase adhesion between matrix and modifier particles, which in turn lead to different micromechanical deformation processes.
Thus, the magnitude of an immune response can be influenced decisively by a dynamic balance between regulators and effectors [28].
Taylor attended the New York College of Music and the New England Conservatory of Music but was influenced more decisively by the music of jazz pianists Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, and Horace Silver.
His 1953 manga version of Crime and Punishment has pages of distinctly non-Dostoyevskian slapstick, and a cameo by a regular Tezuka character who pops up to shout his catchphrase: "Here t'meet ya!" Tezuka's comics look outward to the world, too: his influences are decisively international.
Next to segments of the political and economic elites, CSOs can influence autocratic decision-making processes decisively, even if their role is expected to be either more indirect, passing through external support, or more central than in liberal democracies, acting as a replacement for formal democratic processes.
Also, it would imply that corporate decisions could not decisively influence a firm's growth.
The different abundances of elements in the material that forms a star have important influences on the star's life, and may decisively influence the possibility of having planets orbiting it.
Their individual actions won't decisively influence companies or stop global warming.
The order of players is determined by drawing, which can sometimes decisively influence the winning or losing of the Cup, as the French thought it did in 1927.
