Sentence examples for latter influence from inspiring English sources

The latter influence is modelled by the accessibility function defined in the percolation theory.

Interferences of organic solvents and surfactants on the reporter specificity is known since the early biosensor applications, when Heitzer et al. [51] reported that several strains (e.g. P. fluorescens HK44) responded to both organic contaminants and extraction solvents, because also the latter influence the microbial metabolic pathways leading to the reporter gene expression.

Finally, the scenario including vaccine potential impact against head and neck cancers (for which the vaccine has currently no indication) resulted in increasing the fiscal BCR from 1.7 to 2. The latter influence of the results can be explained from the reduction of male mortality and the relatively higher lifetime earnings of males.

The latter influence is explained by molecular simulations in terms of an electrostatic repulsion between the ammonium groups of closely-located adjacent dimers when a high density of protonated ephedrine molecules is required in order to compensate for the high Mg incorporation.

It has been shown that the latter influence can modulate the behavioral conflict effect in an opposite direction (Desender, Van Opstal, & Van den Bussche, 2014).

This latter influence was stronger in West Germany and in East Germany in the year 2000 than in East Germany 1991.

He studied Stravinsky, Bartók and Elliott Carter at the New England Conservatory, and Thelonious Monk, Bud Powell and Duke Ellington in his spare time; the latter influences are fitfully clear on Bemsha Swing.

Among her best works are the short story "Kauppa-Lopo" (1889) and the play Anna-Liisa (1895), the latter influenced by Tolstoy.

Friedrich sharply contrasted modern constitutionalism from nonconstitutional systems such as totalitarianism, and his work on the latter influenced an entire generation of Sovietologists.

The Romantic undergrowth encouraged the flourishing of such subspecies as the Gothic novel and the terrifying or the fantastic tale the latter influenced in many cases by the translation from German of the works of E.T.A. Hoffmann works that, when they are not simply ridiculous, seem to be straining to provide a fictional equivalent for the subconscious or an intuition of the mystical.

The latter influenced even the plaintext results.