Sentence examples for recognised influence from inspiring English sources

A further limitation relates to the well recognised influence of maternal and fetal risk factors on outcomes.

They described the song's bassline as "pulsing," and recognised influences of English rock band New Order and German electronic music band Kraftwerk.

It has already recognised the influence of junk food marketing on children by banning junk food advertising during children's programmes.

His close relationship with hip-hop's biggest names, from Public Enemy to Jay Z, who recognised the influence Westwood wielded over fans, delivered many exclusives for the BBC.

Sample preparation and test conditions are parameters recognised to influence Oxidative Induction Time (OIT) results obtained by Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC).

Healthcare workers also recognised the influence of Apunipima's organisational values and processes on work practices.

As discussed above, the stroma is now recognised to influence breast tumour cells.

Analyse the parental behaviours that are recognised as influencing the health of very young children based on family structure (parents separated or not).

But the [housebound] older lady who I'm thinking of, I've sent I don't know how many letters and she just …' Population-level factors in the practice's catchment area, especially deprivation, are recognised as influencing screening uptake.

As Iverson [ 8] has noted, "contribution analysis accepts that in order to create a 'credible picture of attribution', complexity is recognised, multiple influences acknowledged and mixed methods used to 'gain (an) understanding of what programmes work, what parts of which programmes work, why they worked, and in what contexts"'.

Publicists recognise its influence and use it to disseminate news about their clients.