Planned comparison confirmed that the type of motion was mostly influential during the first sequence (sequence 1: F (1,49) = 4.27, p = .044; sequence 2: F (1,49) = 1.05, p = .30).30
A large proportion of the genes of current cattle breeds can be traced back to a small number of founder animals (i.e., key ancestors), mostly influential breeding bulls that have been widely used in artificial insemination [ 1, 2].
As is usual for NRC reports, the committee that wrote this one is made up mostly of influential people academic leaders, distinguished faculty members, and leading experts—so it's not surprising that most of its conclusions and recommendations take a top-down, long-term view.
England's few mayors are hardly formidable city bosses in the mould of Michael Bloomberg in New York; their authority is mostly moral and influential.
Later composers included the conservative Swede Franz Berwald and a brilliant but short-lived Spaniard, Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga, influential mostly in their own countries; and Muzio Clementi, Luigi Cherubini, Louis Spohr, and Carl Maria von Weber, who, although better known for work in other genres, were nevertheless popular symphonists.
Before the simulation exercise, some common feature extraction techniques were used to examine the inputs that are likely to be mostly correlated and influential for each of the desired output.
More important, they say, is taking on the "influential people", mostly corrupt cops, who extort money.
Mircea Eliade is mostly remembered as an influential and respected Chicago-based professor of comparative religion; Saul Bellow read at his funeral.
But, fears Mr Baffes, the efficiency gains may not be enough to persuade regimes, especially shaky ones, to cut subsidies that mostly benefit the politically influential middle classes.Many other countries are also wrestling with energy subsidies.
As Spain edged closer to a real estate and banking crisis that led to its recent bank bailout, Spanish financial leaders in influential positions mostly played down concerns that something might go terribly wrong.
The items on this list come mostly from David Kaplan's influential work on indexicals, Demonstratives (Kaplan 1989a).
