I have to come out with my hands up on this point: what I initially described as Sebald's influence on Dyer is much closer to an affinity, and perhaps has more to do with the shared influence of Thomas Bernhard.
Indeed, an indebtedness to epic poetry is common both to the writings of Thucydides and to the Attic tragedy of the 5th century (it seems preferable to speak of shared influence of epic poetry on both the writers of tragedy and Thucydides rather than of direct influence of tragedy on Thucydides).
It allows to detect common temporal features of two even distant neural populations, due to weak reciprocal interactions or shared influence of a third variable [10].
However, since the physiographic setting constrains most agricultural activities, most of the variation was attributed to the shared influence of surficial deposits, land cover and landscape configuration (34%).
The LA trip made the band, who had previously been steeped in European culture, realise that much of their shared influences have come from the States.
Such challenges include the correlation between prenatal and postnatal exposures and the potential role of other sources of shared influence, such as genetic factors.
And any American influences that result, happen only because of shared influence, a commonality.
The two seemed cosmically destined to meet -- sharing influences, a love of the sea and a soft spot for the Peter Green era of Fleetwood Mac.
Pleiotropy refers to the shared genetic influence of related phenotypes [21, 22].
The apparent shared genetic influence of energy intake and expenditure whose regulation resides in similar central nervous system pathways, particularly in the hypothalamus and dopaminergic pathway, is noteworthy, supports our hypothesis, and merits further investigation.
