Sentence examples for influenced areas from inspiring English sources

The work has influenced areas as diverse as health insurance for the elderly and labor-market discrimination of minorities.

It includes Zones V and A. It is based on surge levels in coastal and tidally influenced areas, and on large lakes.

The theory has influenced areas such as arms control, interest-rate policy, trade negotiations and other circumstances in which parties operate on incomplete information.

Injection of Treflan late in the growing season influenced the root distribution only in the areas close to the drippers; the influenced areas increased if Treflan was injected early in the growing season.

The following conclusions can be drawn from the results of this study: (1) The bed erosion of the northern outlet channel averaged 3 m, resulting in a decrease in the water level by 1.2 2 m in the northern channels (the most significantly influenced areas) and approximately 0.3 m in the central lake areas during low-level periods.

In terms of demands and needs of ground investigation and foundation engineering, the engineering-geological conditions in the underground mining territories represent anthropogenically influenced areas in the most complicated manner, since they suffer the impacts from the underground mining of mineral resources.

The different water conditions could explain the formation of different clusters of archaea-containing phylotypes exclusively from RES/REF (upwelling influenced area) or POS/POF (anthropogenic influenced area) samples (Fig. S1), as well as for the Eukarya domain (Fig. 6b).

Observing the low temperature reported in REF (table 2), SACW was presented at the deep waters from the upwelling influenced area.

The general application of economics in unfamiliar places is associated with American economist Gary Becker, whose work has been characterized as "economics imperialism" for influencing areas beyond the boundaries of the discipline's traditional concerns.

AI capabilities are getting closer each day to influencing areas conventionally driven by human touch and intuition — like retail merchandising and inventory planning.

however, evidence from many countries tends to indicate that growth poles only influence areas within a relatively short distance of the centre.