Sentence examples for influence of introduced from inspiring English sources

δ13C signature of the improved pasture (− 14.7‰ to − 18.8‰) reflected the influence of introduced C4 pasture grass, while the native rangeland and silvopasture showed more negative δ13C values (− 20.3‰ to − 22.7‰).

Here we aimed to modify TAFC and investigate the influence of introduced substituents on preservation of AFU-targeting characteristics in vitro and in vivo by μPET/CT imaging.

We aimed to modify TAFC to investigate the influence of introduced substitutes on preservation of TAFC characteristics in vitro and in vivo.

This abnormal phenomenon is attributed to the influence of introduced ethanol, which increases the CMC in mixed solution [ 22].

This paper presents the influence of introducing elastic damping components having different parallel-grooved structures in friction systems.

This review also presents the structure properties relationship studies focusing on the positive influence of introducing halogen anions on the optical properties.

In this section, we analyze the influence of introducing node-level redundancy.

In addition, in this article, we analyze the influence of introducing higher service rates on energy savings potential.

Since then, other authors have shown the negative influence of introducing early supplementary breast-milk substitutes in the maternity unit on BF duration [ 11, 25] and also on the difficulty of meeting the mother's own BF goals [ 20].

We explored the influence of introducing an additional explanatory variable in our health effects regressions to indirectly account for both neighborhood effects and the missing determinants of observed hospital admissions by computing average admissions either within a 3- or 4-km radius around each census tract (similarly considered by Özkaynak and Thurston 1987).

We conclude that species introductions generally alter plants' interactions with enemies, mutualists and competitors, and that there is increasing evidence that these altered interactions jointly influence the success of introduced populations.