Sentence examples for the same level of influence from inspiring English sources
Calmes also points out that left-leaning broadcasters have nowhere near the same level of influence on the Democrats.
However, it does not have the same level of influence over all militia.
But as with the internet, there is a great deal of development work to be done if the blockchain is to have the same level of influence on our lives.
"Britain is stronger in the European Union," Mr Barroso said, pointing to the Ebola crisis as an area where Britain would not have the same level of influence if it was outside the EU.
Certainly, they won't achieve the same level of influence.
Although the organisation never achieved the same level of influence in Britain as the British Union of Fascists, which formed in 1932, the British Fascists were popular for a short time during the mid-1920s.
Instead, we arbitrarily allowed receptor status (values −2, −1, 0 and +1), which in our data, appears to have approximately the same level of prognostic influence as tumour grade (values 1, 2 and 3), to reduce the NPI by a maximum of two units (high R levels=improving prognosis) or increase it by one unit (R-negative=worsening prognosis).
As MG132 inhibited the degradation of Keap1, the binding of Keap1 and Nrf2 or ubiquitin was observed at the same level of Keap1, excluding other influencing factors.
Using numerical simulations, Pedatella and Liu (2013) showed that for the same level of SSW activity, the lower atmospheric influence on the upper atmosphere is greater during low solar activity period in comparison to that at high solar activity, wherein solar influences dominate.
Finally, we showed that heterogeneity in Δτ has a greater influence on ground motions than the same level of heterogeneity just in Δτexcess.
"When the reason for a crime of violence is in order to influence a civilian population, or influence actions of the government... it certainly has the same level of seriousness and should be taken just as seriously as international terrorism".
