Degree of influence

The degree of influence of the acetylation of polysaccharides on the sorption of peroxidases... 

From this discussion, it is evident that the reactions are initially similar nevertheless, the different rings do exercise different degrees of influence on the reactivity of the contiguous hydroxyl group. This makes possible the elimination of water and the formation of rings in different ways. The influence of catalytic agents is in some cases very remarkable, and can be so strong that even in very dilute solutions complete dehydration may occur. 

From regression coefficient values one may estimate the factor effects or the degree of influence of associated factors on response. Geometrically, Eq. (2.7) is the... 

To judge the degree of influence of the church on agricultural development is not focused by this paper. 

The parameter <9 varies between -1 and 0 for depletion and between 0 and +1 for accumulation, and plays the role of a degree of influence of the interface.94... 

It was Sherman who, in 1953, was the first to suggest that, within a limited range of compositions, the inter-element effects could be represented by factors expressing the degree of influence of one element on the fluorescent intensity of another element. 

Hydrogenations have been the most studied gas/liquid reactions in monolith reactors. The main difference between these hydrogenations was the degree of influence of the mass transfer steps. Research on this subject was started at the Chalmers University of Technology, using monoliths with channels of sinusoidal shape. 

Because the emulsion-solids mixtures are non-Newtonian fluids, a shear stress or a shear rate must be specified when any comparison is made. In Figure 18a, comparison is made between the 22- xm silica sand and the 19- xm glass beads at a shear stress of 6 Pa. The differences in the solids mean diameter and in their size distributions are small. The degree of influence on the viscosity is therefore mainly due to the solids shape. Similar results are... 

Class I Railroads, 1947 to Present. Freight traffic during the years 1941 to 1945 reflected the effect of wartime production with its varying degrees of influence on certain particular commodities, as a result of which a revision of the commodity classification was again desirable. Effective with the January 1, 1947 revision, the number of commodity classes was increased again—this time from 157 to 262 classes. The data reported for each of the 262 classes are the same as shown for the period 1928 to 1946. Of the 105 new classes, some 17 additional classes are of interest to the chemical and allied products industry (Table III). 

The betweemiess centrality BQ characterizes the degree of influence a vertex has in communicating between vertex pairs and is defined as the fraction of shortest paths going through a given vertex i as [Freeman, 1977 Newman, 2005]... 

There may be an observable influence on the measured signal by the initial heating process necessary to reach up to the desired isothermal measuring temperature. The degree of influence observed will be dependant on the individual equipment. Due to this start-up effect the time at which the maximum heat output rate will be observed may be delayed slightly. 

Retailers exist when they provide convenient product assortment, avaflabflity, price, and image within the geographic market served. The degree of customer preference (loyalty dtre to customer service and price/value performance) that a retailer enjoys in a spedfic area directly affects its abUity to negotiate supply chain relationships. The retailer s financial capahUity and size also determine its degree of influence over other supply chain members. 

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