Sentence examples for influence on volume from inspiring English sources

This distribution reflects unique hazards with distance from the explosive vent for these types of eruptions in addition to the influence on volume estimates.

Estimates of standing volume were made in 1976, 1978 and 1982 at 4, 6 and 10 years age respectively (Morris: Trial series B43: Site preparation and fertilizer application at time of planting, part 1: Influence on volume increment, Unpublished).

Correlations between 10-year growth and needle nutrient content were determined and analysed using multiple regression (Morris: Trial series B43: Site preparation and fertilizer application at time of planting, part 1: Influence on volume increment, Unpublished).

not significantly different * = 5% level, ** = 1% level, *** = 0.1% level (adapted from Morris: Trial series B43: Site preparation and fertilizer application at time of planting, part 1: Influence on volume increment (Unpublished)).

This indicated that foliar analysis has its limitations and might not be an efficient management tool for providing fertiliser prescriptions when viewed alone (Morris: Trial series B43: Site preparation and fertilizer application at time of planting, part 1: Influence on volume increment, Unpublished).

There are therefore at least three ways in which ENaC/Deg block could affect volume regulation: (i) The level of the membrane potential has a strong influence on volume control (Lewis et al., 2011a), and so by hyperpolarizing the cell, ENaC/Deg block could result in a reduced driving force for a hypothetical anionic osmolyte channel.

The influence of volume on MSZW measurements is explained in detail.

The influence of volume on outcome has been studied extensively in other clinical domains.

Thereafter, the influence of volume on outcome also decreased in non-anemic patients, revealing a certain volume 'cutoff' after which outcome was likely to be poor in any case.

A decrease of flue gas mass flow had a significantly higher influence on the volume of the condensed water than had lower temperature of the flue gas.

After the first GATT talks in 1947, The Economist sniffed that: "For many of the countries involved customs tariffs are at present without any influence on the volume of trade".