Sentence examples for intensified the influence from inspiring English sources

Supplementation of the culture medium with GFs intensified the influence of the surface composition on the differentiation of MSCs, and the synergistic effect of the biomatrix surface composition and the GFs induced chondrogenesis and facilitated maintenance of the chondrocyte phenotype.

Does environmental factors such as government support and environmental unpredictability intensify the influence of entrepreneurial passion on entrepreneurial engagement?

Do individual factors such as entrepreneurial resource and background intensify the influence of entrepreneurial passion on entrepreneurial engagement?

Increasing the spacing did not change the influence of topography and soil properties on temporal stability, whereas increasing the extent tended to intensify the influence of relative elevation and soil organic carbon content but to weaken the influence of saturated hydraulic conductivity on temporal stability.

Selenium neither counteracts or intensifies the influence of cadmium on tissue iron levels.

Over the next few days, the system gradually intensified under the influence of favourable upper-level winds while it moved towards the south-southwest, passing through the Solomon Islands on 29 December and affecting the southeastern islands of Papua New Guinea.

A low pressure area that developed over the southern Andaman Sea late in April moved north into the Bay of Bengal becoming the first depression of the year on May 2. The depression intensified under the influence of a high-level anticyclone and became a cyclonic storm the next day.

Results substantiate the moderation effect, which highlights that the close relationship with coworkers can intensify the negative influence of territorial behavior on employees' leaving intention.

Fox News's coverage of 9/11 and the war in Iraq improved its ratings, demonstrated its influence, and intensified the controversy over its practices.

"[The flooding] was directly influenced by the El Niño phenomenon which has intensified the frequency and intensity of rains," the national emergencies office said.

In his Financial Times opinion piece, Grantham went on to declare, "In the U.S. our corporate and governmental system backed surprisingly by the Supreme Court has become a plutocracy, designed to prolong, protect and intensify the wealth and influence of those who already have the wealth and influence".