Sentence examples for more noticeable influence from inspiring English sources

According to Figs. 5 and 6, the greater the correlation between the wind farms has, the more noticeable influence on system voltage stability.

While the number of people presenting with mental health problems in rural and metropolitan areas was similar, other factors—such as a GP's personal characteristics—had a more noticeable influence on the data.

The authors stated that early feeding intervention had a more noticeable influence on the immune system, unlike in our study, which used lower doses (0.44 g/dl of GOS) in which the infants were older at enrolment (30 days).

Missed deaths have a more noticeable influence on age-specific mortality rates at the extremes of young and old age due to the fact that the majority of deaths in Butajira occur either within the first five years of life or during 'old age', and thus a 10% error involves a greater number in absolute terms.

When the metal frames on the windows were stripped back, the rivets became more noticeable, which in turn influenced the couple's subsequent acquisitions.

Sometimes the Disney influence is more noticeable.

Once any under-represented group gets to critical mass (25percentt or more) than their power to have a significant effect, to achieve a result and influence, becomes more noticeable and effective.

"I think my influences became more noticeable as I began to lay out these visions into music.

Changes in the soil organic carbon (SOC) as influenced by tillage, is more noticeable under long-term rather than short-term tillage practices.

The tested data reveals that the influence of overburden pressure appears more noticeable than pore pressure, while true vertical depth presents no significant correlation.

Thus, the result of study may be more noticeable if we use qualitative approach by considering the influence of each single country's social norm on both entrepreneurial competencies and business performance.