Sentence examples for involve an influence from inspiring English sources

This implies that the effect of salt on the fibril structure must involve an influence on the monomeric (or oligomeric) conformational distribution during the nucleation and/or growth phase.

Still, Bohr claims that a measurement on Albert's system does involve "an influence on the very conditions which define the possible types of predictions regarding the future behavior of [Niels'] system".

Although long-term false memory effects are unlikely due to semantic/conceptual priming, both short- and long-term false memory effects could involve an influence from semantic/conceptual activation for unstudied items during study.

It was found to involve a simultaneous influence on multiple cortical areas and thus to affect different stages of information processing.

It is of course possible for density dependence to involve a direct influence of one individual's reproduction on that of another.

There are different ways by which the gut microbiota can affect host energy metabolism: one is represented by an increased level of energy extraction from the diet, involving specific bacterial phyla and classes, while others involve a direct influence on host pathways, by altering the expression of host genes, especially those involved in fat metabolism [ 6].

The neural substrates for this phenomenon may involve a direct visual influence on the auditory cortex [ 9], mediated by the primary visual area [ 10, 11].

In conceptualising "place" more broadly, this would also involve an assessment of broader systemic influences (e.g. available services and resources, broader systemic problems which co-exist in this location).

The second mechanism involves a direct influence of tissue-specific transcription factors on internal splicing.

In a previous study (Ichinohe, Yoshihara, et al. 2003), we reported that L2 bundles in the GRS (so designated because of their origin from L2 pyramidal neurons) are detectable from postnatal day (P) 5 and provided evidence that bundle formation involves a repellant influence of OCAM, a cell adhesion molecule located on the dendritic surface of L5 neurons.

Nevertheless, it seems probable that for many common forms of SLI we are unlikely to find individual genes of large effect; rather the etiology will be complex and involve a constellation of influences, each of which is small in magnitude.