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This study examined if increased richness and anthropomorphism in interface design lead to computers being more influential during a decision-making task with a human partner.

Ping, who has the support of francophone Africa, has argued that Africa's voice has become more influential during his four years in charge.

Forced by history into becoming the deal-doer's deal-doer, with his sleeves rolled up and an understanding that political enemies could also become legislative friends, Senator Edward Kennedy was arguably significantly more influential during his lifetime than either of his brothers were during theirs.

In fact, given the smear merchants who constantly berate the "Jewish lobby" as being all-powerful in Washington, it turns out that the Iran lobby has been far more influential during the Obama presidency and that they've had the ear of key policymakers in the administration.

While the experimental design of the first phase of this study was designed to determine whether vibrations applied both during disuse and reambulation provide benefits to cells and bone tissue, a preliminary follow-on experiment attempted to identify whether treatment with the low-magnitude vibratory signal was more influential during the disuse or reambulation period.

Extrapolating from this, genetic variation may be more influential during specific periods across the lifespan.

Laozi became the far more influential figure during the entire Confucian orthodoxy of the Han (206 220 BC).

But Mr. Cheney has proved to be even more influential than was imagined during the campaign.

Attachment to peers becomes increasingly important during adolescence (Smetana et al., 2006), and some have argued that peer attachment figures become more influential than parent attachment figures during this time (Cooper et al., 1998).

Although Sunnis comprise the smallest numbers of the three major sects, they were far more influential than either Shias or Kurds during the 35-year reign of the Ba'athists.

Technical skills in providing continuous care during childbirth may be more influential on birth outcomes than provision of antenatal social support.