Sentence examples for result of influences from inspiring English sources
The most notable growth occurred in Russia, where a Russian Baptist Union was formed in 1884 as the result of influences stemming from Oncken.
This is a result of influences of geogenic, anthropogenic and marine sources on groundwater body.
This study sheds new light on transitional behaviors of droughts as a result of influences from climate indices.
Vaccine hesitancy is the result of influences at many levels: providers' knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about vaccination interact with, and are influenced by, broader organizational, political, cultural or historical factors (MacDonald and SAGE Working Group on Vaccine Hesitancy, 2015).
In line with the social influence approach, 5 smoking is conceptualised as a result of influences emerging from the adolescent's environment such as peers, family or media by normative processes and/or overt cigarette offers.
As always, this success was a result of influencing negotiations over many months, culminating in the final round of talks in the media spotlight.
For the first time painted decoration appears under the glaze, perhaps as a result of influence from the Middle East.
In unusually robust language, officials at the DH described Redwood's paper, Care for the Elderly, published by the Centre for Policy Studies, as "misleading and inaccurate" and the result of influence by Partnership Assurance – "an insurance provider known to be critical of a cap on care costs".
More than 90%% of the samples in the basin show extremely light δ13C values (between −27 and −20 %) of samples which could be a result of influence of terrestrial organic-rich material (Bellanca et al. 2005; Smith 1972).
It has been suggested that Sedna's orbit is the result of influence by a large binary companion to the Sun, thousands of AU distant.
Due to similarities in between descriptions of Njörðr in Gylfaginning and descriptions of Bieka-Galles in 18th century missionary reports, Axel Olrik identified this deity as the result of influence from the seafaring North Germanic peoples on the landbound Saami.
