In the PIRLS framework (Mullis et al. 2009), students' reading achievement and students' reading attitudes are conceptualized as a result of students' experiences gained in a variety of contexts (Fig. 1): The most influential contexts are the students' home, school and class environments, all of which are embedded in and influenced by the broader national and community contexts.
The two most influential context-dependent mutations were C→T,G (model error reduction to 0.100) followed by G→T,T (0.019) with minimal proportionate reductions using further mutations.
Yet, more everyday, oral and implicit – and thus potentially more morally secure – settings could also be influential contexts in which family size was thought about in new ways (Watkins, 1990).
These results implied that researchers need to pay special attention on the design of content visuals because they appear to be more influential than context ones to students' performances of science assessments.
As suggested earlier, it would not be illogical to assume that the power of observational data alone may be more influential in the context of the WHO than in a national setting.
Influential users and context setters are at the core of the trade-off decision-making, but most of the impact is felt by non-influential users.
Fire effects at the site-level were more influential than landscape context effects arising from heterogeneity in the fire regime (e.g. extent of surrounding unburnt forest).
The lifestyle transitions associated with of retirement may be influential in this context.
This need becomes more important, and also more influential, in the context of policies aimed at reducing illegal over the counter dispensing of antibiotics [ 22, 23].
Although factors such as offering technologies that meet household needs and save fuel, user training and support, effective financing, and facilitative government action appear to be critical, none guarantee success: All factors can be influential, depending on context.
