Sentence examples for influence for further from inspiring English sources
Certainly, the European Commission's ambitious campaign to dismantle more than 300 barriers to free trade between member states, as agreed by the respective governments at their Milan summit in June 1985, has become potentially the most important influence for further European integration.
Consequently, molecular tweezer/guest complexation could be significantly influenced, benefiting for further construction of intelligent molecular machines and devices.
Here, we proposed models for predicting DDIs using the structural similarities of drugs from the PK and PD networks and investigated the factors influencing DDIs for further improvement of the predictions.
Although the ROC analysis was unable to dichotomize time from first breast cancer diagnosis to diagnosis of liver metastases, this variable was still considered a possible influencing factor for further analyses with a cut-off based on data reported in the literature (<2 years vs. ≥ 2 years; [ 27]).
However, having won a historic victory in Scotland – where it now holds all but three Westminster seats – the SNP is likely to use its influence to push for further powers which go above and beyond the Commission's recommendations.
These physical changes in local volume could be stimulated under influence of impurities for further crystal formation in multicomponent systems.
Even the highest vocational graduation did not significantly influence the wish for further CRS (p < 0.411 cross tab) whereas significantly strong wish occurred in context of the current professional career (p < 0.001 cross tab).
Also the social context seems to have a high influence for referral for further diagnostics [ 3].
However, no baseline data was collected about patient preference and so this potential influence is highlighted for further study.
Therefore, adaptive evolution of ontogenies is involved in a feed-back loop that influences the potential for further evolution by altering constraints.
Finally, since the questionnaire is filled for one consultation, information is lacking on previous or follow-up consultations where GPs may have carried out related examinations or sent the patient for referral, influencing the decision for further testing at the consultation incorporated in the study.
