Sentence examples for most strongly influence from inspiring English sources
We undertook a sensitivity analysis to determine the parameters that most strongly influence the model outputs.
The project success analysis helps identify which parameters of a distinct project most strongly influence the value contribution of the entire roadmap.
This paper aims to determine the factors that most strongly influence the durability of timber members in agricultural and livestock buildings.
A sensitivity analysis of a combined greenhouse climate-crop yield model of tomato was done to identify the parameters, i.e. greenhouse design parameters, outdoor climate and climate set-points, that most strongly influence greenhouse performance.
The influence of alloy composition on the solid-state transformations which occur during continuous cooling of TiAl-based alloys has been studied with the aim of defining the alloy compositions which most strongly influence the massive transformation.
A balance between improved ion transfer, adequate desolvation, and favorable ion energetics was achieved by selection of optimum operational ranges for the parameters that most strongly influence the ion population: the air amplifier gas flow rate and API capillary temperature.
Ultimately, it was Germany that most strongly influenced the course of Czechoslovak foreign affairs.
According to the board of the festival, "with his visionary and disturbing style, [Lynch] is one of the directors who has most strongly influenced our contemporary imagination".
Ms. Page's approach to everything is pretty much the same: four-square and sedate in the manner of Anne Murray, the Canadian pop singer who among her successors was probably the most strongly influenced by her.
Made as described above, it smacks of the Bay Area in the 1980s, when American ingredients were heralded but the cooking was most strongly influenced by classic French and 20th-century Italian.
With considerable conviction, Pope John Paul II often speaks of the vigor of American Catholicism, but Hansjakob Stehle, a German author of several books on the Vatican, said that "the fact that most strongly influences him is de-Christianization, secularization, what many would call the Americanization of the world".
