Sentence examples for profound factor from inspiring English sources

Gender is an important and profound factor in aging and lifespan and it is predicted that the longer-lived gender should have lower levels of oxidative stress.

Thus, the technique might have been a more profound factor than scan order.

The skin temperature, not the room or core temperature, is the most profound factor in nerve conduction studies.

One of the most profound factors inhibiting growth in Europe is that the available broadband services haven't been compelling enough to justify the extra expense.

In addition, analysis of variance (ANOVA) method was also applied to identify the significant factors which have the greatest effects on the quality of scribing process; in other words, by putting more emphasis on these controllable and profound factors, the quality characteristics of the scribed thin film could be effectively enhanced.

At the end of the study, between SRLS scale with profound approach factor of SPQ has a positive relation and with superficial approach factor of SPQ has a negative relation.

At the end of the study, between SRLSS and TCS with profound approach factor of SPQS has a positive relation and SRLSS and TCS with superficial approach factor of SPQS has a negative relation.

In the absence of fallopian tubal disease and profound male factor diagnoses, IPI may merit consideration for couples undergoing fertility treatment when cervical stenosis is encountered.

Intraperitoneal insemination (IPI) warrants consideration in such cases of cervical stenosis where tubal patency has been confirmed, no intrauteriune contour defects exist, and there is no profound male factor infertility diagnosis [ 11- 13].

The most profound cost factor in the comparison of both approaches is time: 20 Mb of sequences are obtained in a single 454 sequencing run taking about 4 h [ 5].

While a number of decisions and people contributed to these successes, I never fail to highlight the single most important factor: our profound commitment to public service and civic engagement.