Sentence examples for without any influence on from inspiring English sources

The mechanism of inheritance is such that the causal pathway of inheritance is from genomes in one generation to genomes in the next without any influence on the genome of the events that occur in the development of the phenome during the life history of the organism.

Without any influence on my part, Jacqueline took it upon herself to convert to Judaism.

After the first GATT talks in 1947, The Economist sniffed that: "For many of the countries involved customs tariffs are at present without any influence on the volume of trade".

According to the chosen value for the proportionality coefficient, the electrolyte resistance Re can be compensated partially, totally or even overcompensated, without any influence on the stability of compensation and regulation (potentiostatic or galvanostatic) together.

If the vapour phase can be considered to be an ideal gas (i.e., the molecules in the gas phase are assumed to act independently and without any influence on each other), then the fugacity of a component, i, is equal to its partial pressure, which is defined as the product of the total vapour pressure, P, and the vapour-phase mole fraction, yi.

The wireless instruments will probe the network packets on the air without any influence on the sensor network itself.

Additively, short static position tasks were performed in order to show the (early) changes on force, without any influence of movements on the signal.

It was possible that acute GVHD grade 1 was increasing the risk for subsequent early BSI, and independently leading to progression to more severe grades of acute GVHD, without any influence of early BSI on the development of acute GVHD grade 2 or higher.

It is completely different to analyze only EpCAM- and MUC1-positive cells with respect to a highly sensitive CK-19 detection among all peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) without any influence of the EpCAM expression on these cells.

The questionnaire was filled in by 49% of the patients unassisted, while the remaining 51% asked for assistance (the interviewer read the questions to the patient and then wrote down the answers, without exerting any influence on the responder).

This is consistent with results of a study by Weaver et al. (46), where Fst was added to liquid cultures of E. faecalis without showing any influence on the growth of the bacterium.