Events in any one country are now quickly influenced by trade and multinational organizations that operate and influence events globally.
Fashion is highly perishable, quickly influenced by the latest thing seen on the catwalk or on the back of a celebrity.
That the glass painter was quickly influenced by this new style is seen, for example, in the St .Anthony window in the lower church of S. Francesco at Assisi, Italy.
During the second night of each stint, the researchers shone blue-green light--which quickly influences the sleep cycle--onto the backs of the subjects' knees for 3 hours.
Freak Out! was initially more successful in Europe and quickly influenced many English rock musicians.
Rich, mostly white men, see opportunity in low-income communities -- that have traditionally had lower property values -- where they can gobble up property quickly, influence the neighborhood development, inhale public subsidies, market housing to outsiders and then walk away with millions after selling off to a private equity firm.
Therefore, our findings suggest lateral diffusion as a means by which voltage-gated ion channels might quickly influence synaptic transmission [4].
Internal temperature of the hive is also not quickly influenced by changes in environmental temperature.
Oedema of cardiac origin show a considerable diurnal variation (164 ± 88 mL) [ 18] and are quickly influenced by concomitant drugs like diuretics.
There is always a short-term lack of predictability with regard to political decision-making after unexpected epidemiologic situations, such as the bioterrorist attacks in 2001 and severe acute respiratory syndrome in 2003, which quickly influenced perceived medical needs (30).
Nutritional factors such as folate methyl donors, inorganic contaminants, drugs, endocrine disruptors, phytoestrogens, chemicals used in agriculture, etc., are the environmental factors, which can quickly influence cellular enzymatic processes.
