Sentence examples for influences existing from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, we have extended the use of EuroAIMs to allow distinguishing the contrasting Northwest African influences existing among the Spanish populations.

Although the African influences estimated might be biased due to marker ascertainment, these results confirm that Northwest African genetic footprints are recognizable nowadays in the Spanish populations, particularly in Canary Islanders, and that the uneven African influences existing in these populations might increase the risk for false positives in association studies.

From this procedure, global scale BN is completed, consisting of representative reactions for each metabolic module, thereby explicitly revealing possible influences existing among them.

We aimed to use these images as layer descriptions for numeric calculations of scattering intensity, and comparing these with the experimental far-field measurements to observe the different influences existing.

When the Cole memo was first issued, Haag's office indicated the directive wouldn't influence existing cases against Bay Area dispensaries.

Despite this, some people visited were also uncertain as to whether it would influence existing services.

To study the capacity of IL-13 to influence existing atherosclerosis, we performed an intervention study in which IL-13 was administered exogenously to mice with established atherosclerotic lesions.

It also offers an overview of published equine pulmonary pharmacokinetic studies and considers the different sampling methods used and the influence existing methodological problems can have on the interpretation of data.

The growing industry influences the existing patchwork of international trade globally (Fig. 1).

Additionally, metabolic flux analysis (MFA) provides a means of investigating the cellular feasibility of novel pathways; that is, how implementation of the pathway influences the existing metabolism of an organism and gives rise to competition for cellular resources.

In the book Bakhtin expressed his belief in a mutual relation between meaning and context involving the author, the work, and the reader, each constantly affecting and influencing the others, and the whole influenced by existing political and social forces.