During these trips, he studied the work of the Old Masters, whose vigorous style would influence his own work.
Anticipating a vacancy on the court, interest groups and politicians on the right and left had already begun vigorous campaigns to influence President Bush's choice of a nominee.
Secondarily, we were interested in determining whether a vigorous rootstock can influence the xylem vessel characteristics of a dwarfing genotype used as an inter-stem.
As I write this editorial, the current round of reauthorization is in legislative limbo, and stakeholders; lobbyists from agriculture, food manufacturing, and transportation industries; and implementers such as the World Food Programme and NGOs are making vigorous efforts to influence the specifics in the bill being crafted by the powerful U.S. House and Senate Agricultural Committees.
In addition, respiratory mismatch or vigorous swallowing can also influence the quality of PET/CT images as head and neck cancer patients often present with major dyspnoea, coughing or swallowing problems.
Results show the direct influence that vigorous forest stands and trees have on higher breeding rates, and therefore in the MPB population increment at a tree scale, in a period of 5 years.
In his most vigorous public attempt to influence housing policy this year, Obama proposed to remake the nation's troubled housing finance system and deal with the biggest bailout recipients of the crisis.
It has been speculated about the potential influence of vigorous physical activity on modifying the age of onset of adiposity rebound.
Around the mid-16th century, there emerged in Italy a lively tradition of popular theatre that fused many disparate elements into a vigorous style, which profoundly influenced the development of European theatre.
But counterforces were at work: a vigorous upsurge of interest, influenced by European thinkers, in the education and nurture of children; the dying-out of the old Puritanism; and the accumulation of enough national history to stimulate the imagination.
