Sentence examples for influence of serious from inspiring English sources

The influence of serious life events on physical and mental health has a long research tradition for over forty years from the early reports by Holmes and Rahe [ 40].

Senior author Joel Gelernter, the Foundations Fund Professor of Psychiatry and professor of genetics and of neuroscience, and lead author Daniel Levey, a postdoctoral researcher at Yale, wanted to find genetic variants that influence the risk of serious suicide attempts.

We found no influence of experience of serious illness, death and dying (questions 24 27 in the questionnaire), although in Belgium those permanently sick or disabled (question 22) were more likely to choose care homes as the least preferred place to die.

Logistic regression is performed to examine whether glutamine-enriched enteral nutrition influences the incidence of serious infections.

Dr. Mark W. Mahowald, director of the Minnesota Regional Sleep Disorders Center, which is involved in documenting cases of sleep-eating under the influence of Ambien, said serious side effects were rare and should not discourage the use of the pills.

Microsoft is also vilified as engaging in "inappropriate and illegal influence" and having "legacy of serious legal and regulatory offenses".

One of the contributing human-related factors are communication failures [ 19], they are estimated to be of major influence in 60-70% of serious incidents [ 20- 22].

Compared to younger physicians, older physicians were more strongly influenced by the risk of serious infection-related adverse events (except for progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy) and less strongly influenced by malignancy.

The purposes of this study were to determine the role of bone mineral density (BMD) and mood in influencing health-related behaviors of serious leisure male athletes (cyclists and triathletes) at risk for osteoporosis.

We believe this massive inequality of influence is a serious indictment of the quality of American democracy.

And for all that time the press could patronise Liberals, praising their good ideas while noting their lack of serious political influence.