Sentence examples for measurable influences from inspiring English sources

A recent example is the 1991 eruption in the Philippines of Mount Pinatubo, which had measurable influences on atmospheric circulation and heat budgets.

It's only an unexpected type of dark matter that would yield measurable influences on living beings (well, technically no longer living).

First, we presume that powerful top-down projections are required to produce measurable influences at early latencies.

It is a place that creates sadness and also joy, and although emotions can't necessarily be measured, they certainly have a measurable influence on our bodies.

Although the tubule formation may appear as nucleation-growth mechanism, the kinetic barrier against nucleation must be small in this system, since we did not find any measurable influence of nucleation on our measurements.

This substantial improvement of the current density value measured for ORR confirms that the orientation of immobilised laccase exerts a measurable influence on its bioelectrocatalytic activity towards ORR.

In many studies, the shared environment has no measurable influence on the adult at all.

McKeith was, for a time, a person of measurable influence, but her performance on IACGMOOH has surely put paid not only to her career as a TV nutritionist but also any potential subsequent stint in pantomime.

By 1528, when the first Europeans entered the interior of Texas, the area was sparsely settled, but the culture and habitation of the Native Americans exerted measurable influence on the later history of the region.

And Rosenberg's second point, that even a perfect greenhouse policy is unlikely to have a measurable influence on such threats, is buttressed by Brad Plumer's relevant recent Washington Post analysis of how little even aggressive carbon dioxide reductions would affect the pace at which sea levels rise: "Can we stop the seas from rising?

Statistical analysis showed that flatness ratio and elongation ratio had no measurable influence on rut depth.