Sentence examples for localised influence from inspiring English sources

In the centre of the island Cenozoic tectonics and volcanism has had a minor and localised influence on the landscape of central Madagascar.

The aim of this study was to investigate how localised stresses influence the damage mechanism in hybrid contact.

Increasing the track length or changing the boundary conditions does not influence the localised buckling behaviour for track lengths beyond the critical length.

A recent case study of a cylinder undergoing this type of buckling revealed the strong influence of localised axi-symmetric imperfections on this particular buckling behaviour.

The results show that increasing the length of the pipeline or changing the end boundary conditions when the pipeline length is greater than or equal to the critical overall length does not influence the localised buckling behaviour.

These results suggest that the microbial communities reflect the influences of highly localised biogeographic factors and vineyard management, with the most profound effects observed after deep tillage.

A follow-up analysis correcting for intramuscular fat content showed that some of the QTL detected initially (e.g. those localised on chromosome 22) were influenced by fat deposition differences between the founder breeds.

When a = B = 0, equations (31)–(32) are capable of supporting spatially localised "bump" solutions, and when the influence of a is strong enough (i.e. B is increased from zero) these bumps travel at a constant speed.

Most of the novel mutations in PAX3 are localised in exons 2 6 and hence influence functionally relevant domains (table 1 and figure 1).

Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised   2.

Finally, rather than attempting full control over spike initiation with AIS-localised ChR2, maybe the most attainable target is to influence action potential firing with optogenetic tools localised to the AIS.