Sentence examples for influenced steps from inspiring English sources

The analysis of the overall data allowed designing a general scheme of chitin metabolism and autophagy during M. perniciosa development, focusing on the mycelium phases as crucial and environmentally influenced steps preceding the primordium and basidioma formation.

Vermeer influenced Step by Step in the image of the girl on the wall.

The non-concealment of the pedometer may have influenced step-count levels in both groups at assessment points; potentially this would have increased physical activity at these points and therefore reduced the effect between the groups.

It is possible that other differences in walking biomechanics, patterns of walking, or the impact of waist circumference on the tilt of the device might influence steps captured by the AX120.

It is intriguing that despite the loss of the N-terminal interaction, kcat for the phosphorylation of Δ23N-Ets is almost identical to that for the phosphorylation of Ets, suggesting that the tether does not significantly influence steps associated with turnover once the complex is formed.

Thus, we cannot exclude that the observed association with environmental risk factors were biased by spatially-varying factors influencing steps conducting to the reporting of a case.

This glycosylation supposedly does not affect Notch signaling by directly influencing the binding between Notch and ligands but may influence steps that occur just before the release of the Notch intracellular domain by proteolytic cleavages [ 28].

Walking velocity did not influence step kinematic variability.

The results of data analysis on the experiment data indicate that step complexity and presentation style could significantly influence step performance (both step error rate and operation time).

Testing for selective underexpression can be done by adapting the constraints in H1; on the algorithmic level this only influences Step 3.

Spatial variables thought to influence step count and sitting time will be measured in participating buildings taking part in both data collection arms (n=10; figure 1), using floor plans complemented by building audits.