Sentence examples for influence on determining from inspiring English sources
The results revealed that the H had a significant influence on determining the terminally solidified surface quality of the SLM-processed components.
However, except for a few monogenic diseases, proteins and other molecules (the 'omics' of that specific disease) have a more important influence on determining disease predisposition or therapeutic response than knowledge of the genetic sequence [2, 7].
Cheminformatic analysis of drug-related compound databases has enabled the identification of the physicochemical properties that have the greatest influence on determining the drug-like characteristics of a compound.
Taken together, it appears that through regulating mTOR signaling PP14 may have an important influence on determining antigen-induced fate with regard to the development of effector versus regulatory T cells.
Genetic factors have a substantial influence on determining the susceptibility to develop RA.
Assumptions about TST specificity and progression risk after a positive test had the greatest influence on determining which IGRA strategy was more cost-effective.
This paper is the first part of a study focusing on determining the influence of the porcelain tile composition on mechanical behaviour of sintered bodies.
By using the modified comparison principle and the method of upper-lower solution, we find the influence of weighted function on determining blow-up or not of nonnegative solutions.
The cell permeable small fluorescent organic molecules possessing RNA-specific binding property were synthesized for the study of structural influence on two determining factors of binding affinity and specificity.
Further quantitative work could identify the most salient influences on behaviour and determine how these could be targeted to increase uptake of screening.
By using measures for FR-EXT and perceived parenting styles in the same model, we could control for genetic influences on parenting and determine whether FR-EXT affects the way children respond to given environmental conditions [ 30].
