Sentence examples similar to influence on conception from inspiring English sources

Age was found to have significant negative influence on conceptions about TB.

(I suspect that this is where "Revolutionary Road" had the greatest influence on the conception and the narrative argument of the TV series "Mad Men").

Nobody has had a greater influence on his conception of the act of painting than Samuel Backett, a close friend of long standing.

The activists launched the case last year after months of collecting evidence of Lively's anti-gay teachings over several of his trips to Uganda since 2002, and of his influence on the conception of the country's "Kill the Gays" bill.

The claim of an Aboriginal influence on Wills' conception of Australian football has been the subject of heated debate.

Mathematician Norbert Wiener cited Gibbs's use of probability in the formulation of statistical mechanics as "the first great revolution of twentieth century physics" and as a major influence on his conception of cybernetics.

The fundgiver had no influence on the conception, execution, and analysis of the study.

However, the lack of stochastic content explicitly being explored in the lesson ideas makes it difficult to determine the extent of the influence on their conceptions of the role chance plays in evolution.

Work remains to explore influences on student conceptions of gene regulation and gene expression and student understanding of potential mechanisms by which traits coded for by recessive alleles could be masked in heterozygotes.

On Polymorph, the composer's influence on both Tim Berne's conception and alto-sax sound are very clear.

Ms. Ephron mentioned the London company Complicite and its director, Simon McBurney -- who studied French mime and who has a Strehleresque love for theatrical tradition himself -- as another influence on her and her conception of "Imaginary Friends".