Sentence examples for possible that the influence of from inspiring English sources
It is possible that the influence of Herfindahl and Hirschman on economic activity is greater than any other two economists, dead or alive.
Bipolar episodes can be manic, hypomanic, depressive or mixed, and it is possible that the influence of life events differs across these various episodes.
Therefore, it is possible that the influence of CFS on TMD pain intensity and duration was partially or fully mediated by the presence of FM.
Given the close association between low education and unhealthy eating habits (i.e. a high GI diet), it might be possible that the influence of SNP rs3809508 on obesity risk was, at least partly, modified by dietary GI.
Second, despite that we follow much of the literature in our measure of the dependent variable [5], [7], [8], [11], it might be possible that the influence of peer network varies with different measures of marijuana consumption.
It is therefore possible that the influence of NuRD differs between subpopulations of ESCs, and that this variation would be undetectable across the population as a whole.
However, it is possible that the influences of CRISPR on the acquisition of prophage vary among species.
(2) An appropriate low viscosity medium is added to the abrasive balls for cooling and lubrication, reducing the friction and making it possible to assume that the influence of the fluid on the movement of abrasive balls can be neglected.
As Eya1, and not Six1 expression was altered in betaglycan mutant metanephroi, it is possible to suggest that the influence of betaglycan on downstream Gdnf expression may be elucidated through perturbations to Eya1 expression and not that of Six1.
One possible explanation is that the influence of African ancestry in Brazil may be different from that seen in the USA and Europe due to high rate of interracial marriage seen in Brazil.
A recent study of students in the Netherlands explores one possible aspect of that complexity: the influence of average differences in competitiveness on students' choices of curricula.
