Sentence examples for influences capable of from inspiring English sources
Ashley identifies two influences capable of transforming boys' attitudes: enthusiastic teaching, and suitable male role models.
Stress is the body's reaction to a mentally or emotionally disruptive or upsetting condition; to adverse external influences capable of affecting our physical health.
The informal social support provided by family and neighbours during the first year of the infant's life has an indirect influence capable of undermining the effectiveness of the PPs between mother and infant.
The other, the "materiality" test, requires that the defendant possessed a fraudulent intent and made "any misrepresentation that has the natural tendency to influence or is capable of influencing" the victim to change his behavior.
While we have studied the actions of US on neuronal activity by monitoring ionic conductance and synaptic vesicle exocytosis, we recognize US may influence signaling molecules capable of influencing neuronal function.
In other words, we assume that the leader can only decide which agents he tries to influence, but there is no guarantee he will be actually capable of influencing them.
Finally, we sought to determine if genetic relatedness is at all capable of influencing pro-social motivation towards an unfamiliar rat.
Other lifestyle variables have been used to limit to a minimum the influence of familial environment, but even when such adjustments were made, residual effects were still identified as capable of influencing the results [ 11].
What's missing are real democracies, free of corporate influence, that are capable of accommodating and enacting those demands even when they have majority support.
What you have to be able to do is identify school factors amenable to policy influence that are capable of affecting change in student achievement.
It is important to remain aware of the flaws of the fashionable perception, because that flawed perception is capable of influencing and changing the world it perceives.
