Sentence examples for more substantial influence from inspiring English sources

It has been shown that the perceived rather than actual short stature has a more substantial influence on person's psychosocial functioning[ 17]; taking measurements may help reduce inaccurate perceptions.

Further adjustment for other individual-level variables, local affluence and geographical remoteness (Model 3) had a more substantial attenuating influence on the ethnic density ORs and 95% CIs, except that for the English born in the UK and the overseas-born Australians.

Furthermore, a locus on chromosome 4 has been identified by genome-wide scans for linkage of human exceptional longevity and these linkage results indicate the existence of one or more genes that exert a substantial influence on the ability to achieve exceptionally old age [43], [44].

Such men often acquired university education through their family resources, through the patronage of more substantial nobles, or through church influence, particularly support from the pope and his court.

He decided against the clicks-driven ethos of new-media sites like the Huffington Post ("too horse-racy," he said), and wanted to invest in something he perceived to be less cacophonous and more substantial, journalism that he hoped would influence political decision-makers.

The Danish experience indicates that increasing trade with a much larger and more emission intensive country can have substantial influence on consumption emissions.

Non organ specific persistent disabling symptoms were defined as the presence of more than one symptom that had substantial influence on quality of life, and that could not be explained from the results of routine investigations, including the absence of lung functional or chest radiographic deterioration.

Because postoperative dyspareunia has a substantial influence on quality of life, more studies are warranted to investigate the incidence of dyspareunia after muscle interposition.