Sentence examples for modified influences from inspiring English sources

Traditional expressions are now sometimes mixed with or even replaced by string band music, Christian hymns, or both, primarily reflecting modified influences from the West and from other Pacific Islands areas.

As a result, the electric field profile inside the organic charge transport layers is modified, influencing carrier injection, transport, and light emission properties.

Due to the unequal properties in the two principal directions, the present formulation results in two sets of modified influence coefficients.

This means if an employee experiences a benefit in the form of reduced documentation time at point "A" that might change at point "B" due to modified influencing factors.

As such the independent effect modifying influences of these two covariates cannot be disentangled.

Furthermore, we assessed the significance of having someone whom the girl trusted by investigating possible modifying influences on the addressed association.

In the first case the anchors, the still points are places or place systems whose importance is not simply, or solely, linked with the naturalistic value in a strict sense, or with aesthetics or size, but with the capacity of these places to modify, influence or define, also symbolically, the physical context and its spatial organisation.

To explore a modifying influence of 'open lung' strategies, we compared pooled effects among studies with and without 'open lung' strategies.

In Thoroughbreds, the high female predilection may represent a modifying influence on the presumed autosomal dominant inheritance [26], [27] although the lack of significant association of ERS with stages of the oestrus cycle in Thoroughbreds reduces the likelihood of a direct female sex hormone influence [28].

Therefore, their electrochemical behavior is modified which influences the grafting of organic molecules to synthesize and develop novel hybrid materials sensors.

Shattering genes, sh4 and qSH1, were deliberately modified to influence harvest efficiency as recently as the past 100 years, contributing directly to rice domestication (Zhang et al. 2009).