Sentence examples for influenced will depend from inspiring English sources
Radiation damage to immunological cells can cause cell death from apoptosis, and the precise immunological cell population influenced will depend on which arm of the immune equation (effector or inhibitory) is actively expanding/dividing at the time of exposure of the radiotherapy dose and its toxic byproducts.
Latrèche's ability to continue to translate infamy into influence will depend on how well France manages to resolve its Arab-Jewish conflict.
Their future influence will depend on the electoral success of the GOP and on the cluster of issues that propel it into power.
This would make the negotiation more of a give-and-take, and could be used to shine light on a process that is currently as murky as it is inequitable.As America's military dominance declines, its influence will depend more and more on "soft" power: winning friends because of the attractiveness of its ideals.
Likewise, the ability to understand environmental influences will depend on knowledge of genes.
The ability to detect these epigenetic influences will depend on their direct association with genotypic factors and will therefore range from obligatory to stochastic [44].
Whether or not a conference motion influences the coalition will depend on whether or not Clegg fights for it at the cabinet table.
To succeed, the current profusion of proposals will have to be welded together by consensus, a process Mr Carter is more likely to influence than lead.Much will depend on whether that consensus forms around encouraging producers or punishing them.
Factors influencing speaking-up behaviour will depend upon the organisation.
The degree to which variation in a parameter value will influence model output and results will depend upon the particular parameter, model, intervention and output in question.
It is likely that the influence of portion size will depend on the interaction between many variables: thus future research should consider portion size in a wider range of situations to establish the generality of its influence.
