By the early 1990s, consumers were wising up to sustainability concerns: polls showed that companies' environmental records influenced the majority of consumer purchases.
A large number of nodes become victims of the attacker and start emitting packets towards a given target node or a set of nodes, thus generating a lot of traffic, which necessarily influences the majority of the network [7].
We can also see that a very small core of people raise most of the orders and that, through them, it should be possible to influence the majority of orders.
We can see that a very small core of people raise most of the orders and therefore it should be possible to influence the majority of orders through them.
This is because under an Electoral College voting process, an individual vote is only as valuable as its ability to influence the majority vote of a state.
However, immigrants are not only influenced by the majority population of the host country but might also themselves influence the majority population's health behaviour [ 46].
In cluster 1, HGT did not affect genes of unknown function but instead influenced the majority of other pathways.
In RCTs on infants fed infant formula containing probiotics, prebiotics or synbiotics, the source of funding did not influence the majority of outcomes in favour of the sponsors' products.
Further, longer introns in general tend to have stronger splice sites; however, the latter trend becomes observable only for bona fide introns longer than 1500 nt [ 43], and thus should not influence the majority of retained introns studies here.
We focus on body size as it is the single most important morphological trait that influences the majority of ecological and evolutionary processes via its correlation with most components of organismal form and function [ 49, 50].
Self-reported morbidity significantly influences QoL; for example, depression influences the mental scales (VT, MH and SF) as well as certain physical scales (PF and BP); while rheumatic and lumbar pains, influence the majority of the scales, particularly the physical scales PF, GH and SF.
