Sentence examples for much lower influence from inspiring English sources
That meant Norway "still pays the bills and follows the rules but has much lower influence on EU decision-making than if it had a seat at the table".
The cooperation in these villages shows especially high dependence on government support but much lower influence on households' socio-economic characteristics.
Contrary to dogs in which the ratio between esophageal and airway pressure was better during positive occlusion test compared with standard occlusion test, probably because the esophagus is composed of entirely striated muscle, in humans the middle and distal esophageal body is mainly constituted by smooth muscle with a much lower influence of sedative drugs and neuromuscular blockers [22 25].
The most dramatic change in the score occurs when 3-node subgraphs start to appear; the appearance of 4- and 5-node subgraphs seems to have a much lower influence on the score.
However, the peak area of the CO oxidation on the Pd NiO/C electrocatalyst is much lower and the influence of CO on the performance of ethanol oxidation is small.
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Stress exposure caused pain development in shoulder/neck, without influencing (much lower level) low back pain.
As shown in Fig. 4(b), the dust density is much lower at higher latitudes, the influence of dust currents is thus negligible when ǀzǀ > 0.1 RS.
Many SNPs outside the major histocompatibility complex also contribute to susceptibility, but their influence is much lower, with relative risks typically <1.2 [ 5].
Natural surfactants may be also present in the broth but at a much lower concentration, therefore having less influence on the phase separation.
They are higher for a master's education and much lower for a doctoral education, implying the influence of family background and traditional gender values, despite some improvements.
