The influence of articulating surface design of AMK total knee prosthesis (DePuy, Johnson & Johnson) on migration and radiographic outcome at 5 years was evaluated.
The hardest influence to articulate is between a mentor, Sylvia Roth, and Lauren Orchowski.
With the announcement of his impending retirement from the bench, a great many commentators have attempted to articulate both Justice Stevens' influence on the American judicial landscape and his utter irreplaceability as a justice -- neither of which can be overstated.
Another recent framework exploring health systems research and its influence on policy processes in low-income countries articulates four "streams of influence" on the research-policy interface: development contexts; stakeholders; accountabilities; and processes [ 24].
They understand, and can effectively articulate, the argument against this malevolent influence on our armed forces.
Both were forceful and articulate, and each had a major influence on the Republican Party and on national politics.
Watching that interview with Jeremy Paxman he's very amusing, very articulate, but it's deeply destructive, the influence on young people who think, "Gosh, Russell said we shouldn't bother to vote, let's not vote".
In the focus groups participants articulated that age of patients should not have an influence on e-DA tool use: "I think we are discriminating if we say: -'Oh you're old, so you're not on the Internet'- 87-year old mothers are on the Internet, so we can't do that ageism" (RD).
It seemed extraordinary to me that the opinions of articulate, moderate, high achieving British Asians had not been canvassed before, considering their growing influence on the cultural and financial landscape of modern Britain.
These and other thoughtful, articulate, and engaged Black women did not allow themselves to be limited to subordinate roles of influence on male leaders.
