Sentence examples for temporary influences from inspiring English sources
Strip out these temporary influences and the economy's growth rate looks rather modest.Still, other figures point to a stirring economy.
Much of today's inflation stems from temporary influences beyond its control: a surge in energy and food prices, increases in VAT, a consumption tax and the delayed effects of a weaker pound.
Because each week's recipients were selected at random, the survey, taken as a whole, automatically negated the effects of other temporary influences on spending, such as changes in the stock market or car makers' cheap financing deals.
Most temporary influences such as age, seasonal, sex, feeding behavior and time for RNA transcription can be excluded.
Of more temporary influence were the French experiments with quantitative metre in poetry and music (musique mesurée).
The company rationalised failure as the temporary influence of recession, and made a few tweaks to the format such as fitting doors to fridges and softening the utilitarian look of the shops.
A similar pattern was observed for the temporary influence of therapy seen in 13.5% of patients (category 2).
Urinary metabolites of organophosphate pesticides have a relatively short half-life, and it is unlikely that the performance on the NB tests at a given test session is a temporary influence on performance measured at that given point in time.
Although the results indicated that therapeutic lymph node dissection did have a temporary influence on the postoperative course of S-100B, a more important predictor for shortened DFS seemed preoperative S-100B elevation.
By definition, the character of the special, short-term attractiveness of temporary exhibitions influences the visitors' expectations and demands.
Conduct problems in general are known to develop as a result of temperamental predisposition and environmental factors (for review, see [ 41]) and can therefore increase and decline in unison with temporary environmental influences (such as negative peer-associations).
