Sentence examples for rapid influence from inspiring English sources

Without Garnett, the nineteenth-century "Rooshians," as Ezra Pound called them, would not have exerted such a rapid influence on the American literature of the early twentieth.

We do not yet know how quickly these changes occur, and thus cannot speculate about the cellular mechanism, but a rapid influence of recent sensory experience on context-specific receptive fields has been described in the visual cortex (review: [28]).

This theory of media effects, in which the mass media has a direct and rapid influence on everyday understanding, has been substantially revised.

Independent from all these limitations, the results found here suggest for the first time a direct and rapid influence of the resonant electromagnetic excitation of the cyclotronic frequency of Ca2+ on the concentration of this ion in the cytosol.

The strong and rapid influence of change of residence and diet on the gut microbiota of older people appears to correlate with health status and disease risk, indicating a need to investigate whether modulation of the microbiota improves health status in old age.

Overall, these results demonstrate that strengthening enforcement can have a rapid positive influence on target fish and perhaps threatened species in a subtropical marine sanctuary.

Societal and cultural change is occurring at a dramatic and increasingly rapid rate, influenced by a flood of westernized positions of development.

His performances begin with solo alap, jor, and jhala (introduction and performances with pulse and rapid pulse) influenced by the slow and serious dhrupad genre, followed by a section with tabla accompaniment featuring compositions associated with the prevalent khyal style.

Owing to the smoothing of neuronal activity by the hemodynamic response, relatively rapid neuronal influences occurring at time scales finer than the sampling interval may contribute to Pearson's correlation between time series.

Of interest, morphology-function studies reveal that the size and shape of the synthetic crystals (nanocrystalline, slow crystalline and rapid crystalline) influences their ability to activate inflammatory responses, as illustrated by differences in chemokine mRNA induction in vitro and in vivo and in the amplification of IFNγ-mediated NO production.

An Embrace for Myanmar China's rapid gain in influence in the Asia Pacific region ranges so broadly that it can be measured at the extremes, in countries as divergent as rich and distant Australia and impoverished but strategically important Myanmar.