Sentence examples for influences separately from inspiring English sources
Firstly, some elements influence the energy transmission between the two coupled mechanical structures are separated and corresponding parameters are introduced to investigate those influences separately.
The mathematical modelling of the electrode position effect has investigated d and ITD influences separately and then both influences together.
Using this etching recipe, the depth and shape of the holes can be influenced separately, and also, the shape of the hole in the resist is transferred almost 1 1 into the underlying GaAs substrate.
Plant root length averaged 175.1 cm (± 5.81 SE, n = 128) overall, and was influenced separately by both the type of soil used and the fungal sporocarp with which the plant was inoculated.
As a result, the inward and outward rates can be influenced separately by choosing the right reaction parameters, but may also easily become imbalanced, especially in larger and/or anisotropic NCs.
Competitive reactions confirmed that terminal alkynes and internal alkynes are hydrogenated on separate sites and do not interfere and that the modifier influences each separately.
Analyses began with cross-twin correlations, which indicate the extent of genetic and environmental influences, derived separately for MZ and DZ twins.
One means to disentangle these two influences is to separately analyze coding nucleotides in different phases of the reading frame.
Whereas the interplay of these processes is emphasized theoretically, empirical work has mostly examined the main effects of genetic and environmental influences on ADHD separately.
Larger samples would permit, for example, looking at pairs by zygosity, examining environmental factors that might modify genetic influences, and looking separately at types of dementia.
Given that cortical thickness and surface area have varying genetic influences, investigating them separately would allow understanding of distinct neurobiological mechanisms underlying disorder-specific conditions.
