Sentence examples for readily influence from inspiring English sources
Hara and Kimura (2000) in particular emphasized that these factors readily influence the IC values near a fault zone, and thus that IC value does not necessarily reflect background paleotemperature.
Among the different soil erosion risk factors, the cover-management factor (C-factor) is the one that policy makers and farmers can most readily influence in order to help reduce soil loss rates.
This suggests a fast and efficient response through CTFPs, because one member of the CTFP can readily influence the other.
Mucosal tissue is predominantly involved in BD, and micro-organisms from the external environment can readily influence observations in inflammatory cells.
It is likely that life stressors, which ordinarily induce negative cognitive-affective dispositions, do not readily influence the sleep process of highly regulated Blacks.
Savoy, a small state on France's southeast flank that controlled key invasion routes to and from Paris, was a pivotal but wavering ally readily influenced by events, financial or otherwise.
But while he could be readily influenced by the underlying agenda or the emotive side-issues of a case "I just want to get the feel of it," he would say, as he probed to and beyond the margins of relevance he would rarely display hostility to those cases which, in his court at least, did not stand a chance.
We are over-optimistic, over-emotional, too readily influenced by the way a recent event has framed our thinking, too anxious to avert risk rather than seize opportunity for no other reason than this is where fast, intuitive System 1 thinking takes us.
There are no longer a handful of gatekeepers, readily influenced by the Establishment, who control all access to mass media.
As a shallow, unconfined aquifer, water quality is readily influenced by human activities on the land surface.
We investigated whether people's landscape preferences could be readily influenced by information provision within the context of woodland management.
