Sentence examples for systematically influence from inspiring English sources
The present study addressed the question whether differences in instruction, cueing, and learning processes systematically influence ToL performance across five difficulty levels (three to seven moves).
This paper uses cross-country econometric evidence to examine whether the design of crisis containment and resolution policies can systematically influence the overall magnitude of fiscal costs.
Based on these findings, it should be possible to systematically influence these steps and pave the way to a rational and straightforward design of more selective catalysts.
The type of context that was evoked (last time ate/drank vs. specific situation) did not systematically influence the results, although the use of a description phase during context evocation was detrimental to hedonic sample discrimination.
Furthermore, another previous study demonstrated that shorter times to exhaustion did not systematically influence the ratio between verification phase and incremental test V̇O2peak in para-athletes who had been able to exercise for more than 100 s [52].
This assumption could be violated, for instance, when effects of fatigue in the second half of the test systematically influence the measurement or when students learn from the first items.
The incorporation of UO2 systematically influences the thermal expansion behaviour of ThO2.
The inferred market distribution is assumed to be systematically influenced by the choice options.
The results showed that the perceived location of tactile stimuli was systematically influenced by head orientation.
As the authors explain, winning the World Series or "believing that one is systematically influencing public opinion" may provide consumption benefits to the owners even if profits are diminished.
In the second experiment, we elicited individuals' estimates of distributions of market options and found the estimates to be systematically influenced by the choice set as predicted by the model.
