Sentence examples for influences because the from inspiring English sources

The PVD reflects primarily diffusional influences, because the vascular density determines the diffusional distances along with the surface area available for oxygen exchange.

In contrast, an increase in the proportion of Tregs was likely due to a combination of intrinsic and extrinsic influences because the skewed frequency of Tregs was lost in both adoptive transfer scenarios.

He particularly rues Salafist influences because, in the first half of the twentieth century, Egyptian society witnessed a great debate over the big questions of Islam and democracy.

"They should be able to make progress in the absence of external influences because at the end of the day, it is a homegrown culture of rule of law that we are trying to promote.

He said the African elements of his art also come from Caribbean influences because of the prominence of the slave trade in the area's history.

In fact, add Derek and Clive to the Bog Hogs' influences, because all the songs are scatological, except for a faithful and gorgeous cover of Eden and Catherine's song from Barbie's Christmas Carol (sorry about that clip).

Voters that come of age at roughly the same time share common influences because of the specific political context during their formative years.

You can make out the Brian Eno influence because the arrangements are a little bit more adventurous but I feel that sometimes the production overwhelms the songs.

If they ignore the disruption, though, they will gradually lose influence because the vast majority of learning about management already occurs on the job.

And what we're seeing is that Guardian, Fairfax, are plummeting in circulation, plummeting in their influence, because the public is waking up.

As the power of older, larger parties erodes, the many smaller parties are gaining influence because the major parties need them in order to assemble a governing coalition.