Sentence examples for influences with which from inspiring English sources

He helps us understand the contradictory political influences with which a young, ambitious painter had to contend.

Given the many-faceted context of activities, relationships, and cultural influences with which persons with morbid obesity have to cope, assessing their self-efficacy only for specific activities like exercise and dieting appears to be a limited approach.

And with growing support among Republicans for new campaign finance legislation, Mr. McCain will have more influence with which to throw up a roadblock if Mr. Bush does not cooperate.

The actual molecular enlightenment of the circadian and ultradian oscillators (rhythms) as well as the undeniable influence with which the glial system acts on the neuronal system is a challenge to reconsider the integrative decision function of the reticular formation using the principles of musical composition as a paradigm.

She now advises advocates to work directly with state governments and private donors in order to avoid Trump's toxic influence — something with which the administrators at Bethune-Cookman are now all too familiar.

For example, the supposedly deep linguistic universal of 'recursion' (Hauser et al. 2002) is surely quite independent of whether the inventory of colour-name lexemes in your language influences the speed with which you can discriminate between color chips.

It also influences the thoroughness with which students engage with learning material (Laurillard 1979; van Etten et al. 1997).

Furthermore, we show that altering cellular expression of these proteins within the ER influences the efficiency with which PrxIV can be recycled.

The age of genome changes such as polyploidy influences the confidence with which they can be identified since subsequent mutations tend to obscure the original event (Doyle and Egan 2009).

The key premise underlying the APT is that the experimenter can estimate the attitude toward the prime by examining how the presence of the prime influences the speed with which participants categorise the target word as 'positive' or 'negative'negative

The pain and fear that children feel about having their blood drawn, for example, probably influence the frequency with which doctors order tests.