In its modern usage, the phrase "making influence" is not particularly common or grammatically correct.
A more appropriate expression to use would be "influencing," as in the sentence "She was successful in influencing the decision makers."
The study found that special-interest groups and political parties contribute through an "arcane maze" of pacs, making influence hard to trace.
Though South Arabian kingdoms had also minted coins, they had already gone out of use by the time of certain Aksumite involvement in South Arabia under GDRT, and only very rarely produced electrum or gold denominations (silver mainly in Saba' and Himyar, while bronze in Hadhramaut), making influence unlikely.
In addition, cognitive processes, such as judgement, evaluation, expectations, and decision making, influence behavioural outcomes and the related mood states [36].
On this basis, one is not so much concerned with whether post facto decision making influences anyone's future behaviour.
Partner involvement in decision making influenced place of delivery and this finding was consistent with studies in Ethiopia, Kenya and Vietnam [ 33, 34].
Thus a venous outflow is stimulated and makes influence on intracranial venous circulation.
To discover the factors which make influence on students' competencies formed during practical training.
The lake K-1047 in Kaixinling region may be the most possible one to make influence on the thermal stability of nearby tower foundation.
In particular, we emphasize how the preservation of invariants makes influence in the simulation of some physical parameters of the waves.
It makes influence metrics useful for all of us.
That means the small individual differences between each device make influences the value.
