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Research from organizations like GiveWell could become more influential over time.

"Both candidates have to pretend that the U.S. presidency is far more influential over events than it really is," said Stephen D. Biddle, a scholar at the Council on Foreign Relations.

As expected, weight gain during pregnancy had a greater influence on simulated levels at 6 months than at 16 or 45 months, whereas postpartum weight changes became more influential over time.

Fig. 10 shows the data for the 1 wt.% and 2 wt.% mixed gellan acid gels, indicating that the proportion of each hydrocolloid is more influential over the mechanical properties than total biopolymer concentration.

The different factors incorporated in the separate EQ-5D index, MINICHAL mood and MINICHAL somatic step 3 models are likely to be more influential over the changes in patients' HRQoL and the R was 0.408, 0.431 and 0.448 respectively.

No American poet was more influential or imitated over the next quarter-century, an influence that was not entirely benign.

As "seasonality" refers to the coefficient of variation for the time period, it is evident that variability in temperature and rainfall are more influential upon bird distributions over short time periods.

She's much more influential than Cherie ever was over Tony.

Based on the results above, we tried to determine whether baseline BML volume or BML volume change was more influential in modeling JSN progression over 24 months.

Based on the results of the analyses noted above, we used classification and regression trees (CART) [ 27, 28] to determine whether baseline BML volume or BML volume change was more influential in predicting JSN progression over 24 months.

The three-member council provides research and advice to the White House on economic policy, but some leaders of the council have been more influential and more prominent than others over the years.