Sentence examples for influenced by variations from inspiring English sources

Exceptions to this rule arise because of capture events during the evolution of a valley and because valley morphology is strongly influenced by variations in the bedrock into which the valley is carved.

These forces are strongly influenced by variations of the inflow velocity, damping, stiffness and mass ratio, which in turn influence the harnessed power and efficiency of the Converter.

Our results indicate that the fouling of concrete surfaces by fungi can be influenced by variations in concrete composition variations and available nutrients.

On the other hand, the per connection water demand is influenced by variations in water prices but with different consequences in each consumption class.

Also, the shell response is found to be significantly influenced by variations in the shell orthotropy parameters and by the soil condition around the shell.

The load-bearing capacity of structures can be influenced by variations in parameters, such as initial geometric defects, multi-parameter loadings, material specifications and temperature.

The properties of the material, and therefore its performance in service, are significantly influenced by variations in mixing regime, surface finish and pigmentation.

These factors, which are significantly influenced by variations in subsurface conditions, have also an impact on the design of the offshore pipeline infrastructure, needing to accommodate changes in pressure delivery requirements.

Indeed, the homogeneity of the mixing, the state of the drug (crystalline or amorphous), the dissolution rate, the residence time, can be influenced by variations in the process parameters.

The researchers acknowledge the potential that the greater reductions in stroke mortality in London may have been influenced by variations in stroke severity, travel distances and public awareness of stroke but their findings still add to the rationale for further centralisation in Greater Manchester".

Additionally to the influence of pre-stimulus state on encoding that was revealed by a positive cluster around stimulus onset (Fig. 2), the encoding of a tone and the ensuing decision might have been influenced by variations in evoked responses unrelated to spontaneous changes in the pre-stimulus state.