Influence, Denis Donoghue writes in his biography of Walter Pater, may represent the "presence" of one piece of writing in the life of another, but more accurately influence is a relation, "a field of action" in which the influenced reader is "free to consider many lines of force, affiliations, trajectories".
Only Mike Butcher of TechCrunch Europe comes close in terms of influence, reader numbers and focus on promotion in Europe.
Arbitration of indeterminate grade mammograms can further reduce recall rates following consensus and does not influence reader scores.
We did not find strong evidence that the wording of the articles influenced reader comments, given that comments were a combination of positive and negative responses.
This recall may reflect reader variability, a key issue in screening mammography [ 4, 36, 37], or may indicate that participating in a study influenced reader behaviour, making them more vigilant or altering their decision threshold [ 38- 40].
We did not find strong qualitative evidence that these factors influenced reader comments, as many comments in each theme were similar regardless of the website on which they were posted.
What is less clear is if superhero movies influence readers to buy more comics.
His food, although undeniably Middle Eastern in influence — readers of "Plenty" should be prepared to stock up on za'atar (a blend of dried hyssop, sumac and sesame seeds), pomegranate molasses and rosewater — is not bound by geography.
In a strikingly original and rich portrait of the uses of verse in America, Joan Shelley Rubin shows how the sites and practices of reciting poetry influenced readers' lives and helped them to find meaning in a poet's words.
GNM's carbon positive ambition is based on the recognition that whilst we should concentrate on minimising the negative impacts of our operations, the most important step we can take is to positively influence readers, businesses, institutions and politicians through our editorial content.
In one six page document in January 2007, the American embassy in Paris wonders why French journalists do not cover ethnic minorities' issues more – particularly integration – and concludes that journalists in France often consider themselves intellectuals whose job is more to analyse events and influence readers than report straight facts.
