Sentence examples for volatile influence from inspiring English sources

But the Taiwan market slumbers fitfully and sometimes has a surprisingly volatile influence on emerging market indexes far out of proportion to its population.

"Also, the ladies' market is very volatile — too influenced by fashion — and as such difficult to forecast for an industry with two to three years' preparation for a new model.

In addition to the melting temperature of each individual mineral, pressure, temperature, and the presence of volatiles all influence the melting temperature of a mineral assemblage; a rock has a melting range dependent upon these parameters.

The times and circles in which he moved were extremely volatile ones, influenced and composed both by republican and deist pamphleteers like Thomas Paine, his relatives by marriage William Godwin and Mary Wollestonecraft, and also by scientific and rationalist movements that challenged the authority of the moralists and the churches.

In fact, the composition of volatile compounds influences the bioactivity of aromatic herbs and the essential oils produced from them.

The composition of volatile compounds influences the bioactivity of the aromatic plants and honey produced from them.

Around half of the metabolites (41) showed significant correlation, but only 17 showed a correlation higher than 0.40 (Additional file 4: Table S2), indicating that a large proportion of the volatiles are influenced by the environment.

Apart from the effect of thermal processing, conservation treatment such as salting has been known to influence volatile production.

Since then, the confectionery industry has consolidated and commodities markets have gotten increasingly volatile, while the influence of cacao farmers has dropped.

Our results strongly suggest that subunits comprising the subcomplex 1λ matrix arm involved in electron transfer through complex I most directly influence volatile anesthetic hypersensitivity.

It is clear that sugar and volatile acids can influence the taste of drink and juice [ 17– 17].