Sentence examples for systematic influence from inspiring English sources
The results obtained cast doubt on the existence of a systematic influence of land tenure security on investment.
For all the anecdotal evidence, it's hard to show statistically that money has a large and systematic influence on political outcomes.
Differences in cognitive skills the knowledge capital of countries can explain most of the differences in growth rates across countries, but just adding more years of schooling without increasing cognitive skills historically has had little systematic influence on growth.
Two factors we examined didn't seem to have any systematic influence on peoples' ratings of compassion in their organization: their gender and for how long they had been a member of the organization.
The Contextual component is restricted to representing only those aspects of the context of a given utterance which have a systematic influence on the form of that utterance.
Because of the systematic influence of weather conditions, traditional Monte Carlo simulations fail to produce a reliable estimate of the project outcomes.
We have developed a suite of quantitative models in order to investigate the relative controls of topographic factors, the degree of non-linearity, the effect of seasonal differences and a possible influence of further systematic influences.
In this paper, the important systematic influences for an ultrasonic flow meter (UFM) for feed water flow are identified to decide which characterisations have to be carried out in addition to a typical baseline calibration with water at 20 °C.
If we want to keep the number of necessary characterisation measurements within acceptable limits, we need to be confident that a flow instrument design reacts in a predictable and straightforward way to systematic influences.
Other systematic influences on the student's responses were ruled out and the assumption of one-dimensionality could be warranted.
Malkin (2011) showed that neglecting CPO-models in the analysis of INT sessions can lead to systematic influences in UT1-UTC of about 1.4 μs.
