Sentence examples for influence of agent from inspiring English sources

This study was designed to examine the influence of agent delivery mode on the magnitude of cardiomyocyte injury.

This study visualises the growth of Indian mega cities Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai and Coimbatore, through Cellular Automata Markov model considering the influence of agent(s) of urban growth through soft computing techniques.

The objective of this work was to investigate the influence of agent formulation on the subharmonic response of lipid-encapsulated microbubbles at high frequencies with a view to providing information relevant to improving contrast agent design and imaging performance.

That last recommendation seemed aimed at further reducing the influence of agents.

It recommended significant changes for the sport, including shortening the Olympic trials, reducing the influence of agents and shoe company sponsors, and creating an athletes union.

But it is the statistics that show intermediaries claimed 28% of all fees on international transfers that will alarm those who are concerned about the influence of agents and third parties on the modern game.

Behind the scenes, performance directors in several sports have been known to mutter about the distraction of commercial considerations to the laser-like focus required to succeed and the sometimes pernicious influence of agents.

The current research goes beyond the research on the diffusion of responsibility by investigating the influence of agents' character on principals' moral choices.

That, of course, was before January 2006, when he chose to go public on what he considered to be the pernicious financial influence of agents within the game, and followed up by criticising the regime running his then club, Luton Town, so explicitly as to make his sacking inevitable.

The Unmistakable Influence of Agents Agents have become an indelible part of college sports in the last two decades, with so-called runners, who do not have formal ties to agencies, given the awkward job of growing close to top teenage players like Noel or the people around them.

External framing refers to the influence of agents outside of the classroom such as administrators, professional societies, policy documents, and parents—over various aspects of teaching, including coverage and pacing (Hoadley 2003).