Sentence examples for subsequent influences from inspiring English sources

The life course research framework provides the capacity to examine the relationships between individual life experiences and changing social structures, and subsequent influences on health, well-being and productivity in later life.

The genomic DNA sequence and regulatory proteins are the dominant determinants of nucleosome positioning, but how they determine nucleosome positioning locally and the subsequent influences on transcriptional regulation remain elusive.

Yet to date, studies on 10 to 17 year olds tend to focus on general themes such as deliberate risk taking and peer group influences (e.g., [ 6, 7]), but seldom the development of mobility patterns by age and subsequent influences on road safety (e.g., [ 8]).

It's hard to believe in light of Ballesteros' subsequent influence on the event.

They could also use their subsequent influence to make themselves even richer.

In 1996 she provoked debate when she declared the "simplistic and evasive" Huckleberry Finn over-praised, particularly in terms of its treatment of race and subsequent influence on the subject.

Because of "Oklahoma!" 's enormous subsequent influence, its novelties — no opening ensemble number, chorus girls in long dresses, dancers who don't appear until late in the first act, the integrated score — have lost some of their original lustre.

Like the first two albums by the Velvet Underground, it's one of those records whose subsequent influence turned out to be inversely proportionate to the warmth of its initial reception.

As soon as the last wedding guest leaves, the whole tiresome event represents a sunk cost and should have no subsequent influence over the marriage-venture decision.Stuart KingLondon.

Hughes was immediately aware of the destructive power of the piece, and he succeeded in getting the second half of the memoir pulled from the Observer, but he could do nothing about its appearance in "The Savage God," or about its subsequent influence.

It was Victoria's haemophilia gene, passed through her granddaughter to the Russian court, which led to Grigory Rasputin being called in to treat Alexei, ailing son of the last empress – Rasputin's subsequent influence over Alexandra led to the fall of the Romanovs, the end of the Russian imperial family, and then their wholesale slaughter in 1918.