Sentence examples for relation and influence from inspiring English sources

Further research is needed about the relation and influence of the identified destructive and adaptive nerve changes on fracture healing.

The lively history of (hetero chromatin dates back from the nineteenth century to today's vivid debate about its relation and influence on gene regulation (Fig.  1).

However, if she is young it is difficult to accept…if she is unmarried this will influence her marriage chances, and if she is already married, this will influence her marital relation and influence her ability to breast feed her kids" (26E) However, few young men associated mastectomy with female body deformation.

To this end, fundamental knowledge of the local structure, hierarchical morphology, structure-property relations, and influence of processing on all these is essential.

The Center for Public Integrity has broken new ground by publishing a months-long investigation into the public relations and influence-peddling spending conducted by Big Business trade associations between 2008-2012.

Thus, this paper will use photo-elicitation with interviews to explore the personal relationship between a mother and her mother, grandmother, or other female relation, and its influence on the present family's food choices.

In addition to demographic and descriptive information (previous admissions, legal status etc)., it covers staff-patient relations, information and influence on own treatment, treatment regimens and the treatment program as a whole.

Iran shares a 730-mile border with Iraq and, as Mr. Kharazi made clear today, has "traditional relations and some influence" with its Shiite and Kurdish populations and with the Shiite religious leadership.

Resources include not only financial resources but also power relations and political influence.

Some urban environmental governance literature takes up questions of nonhuman agency, generally focusing on human-environment relations and their influence on decision-makers involved in planning, politics, and management.

The value of exploring social complexity in ecosystem services research is illustrated through its contribution to understanding a) different types of values; b) disaggregation of people; c) power relations and their influence on trade-offs; d) the importance of multiple land use types in the landscape; and e) changes and their drivers at multiple scales.