Sentence examples for marked influence in from inspiring English sources

It seems to have had a marked influence in the Peloponnese, Dorian Crete, and Rhodes.

Georgian theatre, in which outstanding directors of the Soviet period were Kote Mardzhanishvili, Sandro Akhmeteli, and Robert Sturm, has had a marked influence in Europe and elsewhere.

Conversely, organic load and current density show a marked influence in the results.

While the Poisson's ratio does not alter the crack tip fields significantly when the material obeys these two models, it has a marked influence in the Mohr Coulomb case with softening.

We found that addition of 2 g/l cholesterol to the culture broth [ 12], prepared as an aqueous emulsion with the aid of Tween 80 at a weight ratio 2 1 results in a high yield of COX production [ 9], but the preparation procedure of that emulsion had a marked influence in the final enzyme yield, although not on the cell weight, as seen in Table 1.

1 7 However, in a study based on a prescription database, it was found that hospitalisation exerted a marked influence on changes in drug therapy in ambulatory care.

As professor of American and comparative ethnology at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden (1924 32), he had a marked influence on anthropology in Sweden and Denmark.

Interaction of storm-forced currents with the Gulf Stream produced a temporary large reduction in eastward transport downstream from Cape Hatteras and had a marked influence on frontal displacement in the upper ocean.

Literary developments during the Hoysala period had a marked influence on Kannada literature in the centuries to follow.

Growth temperature has a marked influence on PSII activity in Synechocystis, with thermotolerance being enhanced as a result of growth at higher temperatures.

Second, when there is strong linkage disequilibrium (LD) in a population there are relatively few segregating chromosome units and then random segregation will have a marked influence on the variation in genome-wide heterozygosity also within each level of inbreeding [11].