Sentences with phrase «by myriad factors»

Market levels will, of course, be determined by myriad factors, a goodly portion of which can not be foreseen.

Not exact matches

In recent decades, as the Antarctic Peninsula has warmed around him, Bill Fraser has pieced together these myriad factors that have caused Adélie populations in his study area to decline by more than 80 percent, falling from roughly 35,000 breeding pairs in 1974 to 5,600 today.

«But these single factors don't paint a comprehensive picture of what a person is exposed to in their environment — and may not be as helpful in predicting cancer risk, which is impacted by multiple factors including the air you breathe, the water you drink, the neighborhood you live in, and your exposure to myriad toxins, chemicals and pollutants.»

Myriad control switches help to arbitrate how genes get expressed in different cells and tissues, and those switches are often triggered by maternal diet, toxic exposures and many other environmental factors.

While there are myriad factors (and as many antidotes) for flagging desire, it's worth checking in on whether we're genuinely dissatisfied or bummed by default, against a cultural bullseye: the Samantha Jones effect.

Perlmutter's email, once leaked, was widely interpreted as his argument against female - led movies, despite myriad other factors at play here — even as the email neglected to mention smash action franchises such as the Hunger Games trilogy or the Alien saga, which were led by female heroes.

The editors at Good e-Reader select the titles by a myriad of factors.

In the case of Amazon, they rank their reviewers with a complex algorithm which factors in the amount of reviews made, the frequency that reviews are made, the quality (helpfulness) of reviews made as deemed by others as well as a myriad of other complex little elements which the rest of us will probably never know about.

«By making their process visible to the public, we are providing audiences with the opportunity to see in real time how creative decisions are made and the myriad of factors, from the spaces of our iconic Hamilton building, to the artists» own experiences, that can influence the final realization of their work.»

Just as 8 can be factored into 1 x 8 or 2 x 4, so can a more complicated idea like the work of Leonardo da Vinci be broken down into numerous possible equations, such as the influence of his master Verrocchio multiplied by the symmetry of Piero della Francesca, as well as the influence of the Catholic church, scientific discoveries and a myriad of other potential variables that have each contributed to the final whole.

Now, finally, to «the faith of the polar bear» — a species like any other, influenced by a myriad of environmental factors, including bullets and melting sea ice

The defence in some cases might be based entirely on the Charter of Rights and Freedoms or eyewitness identification problems or intoxication issues or other myriad factors unaffected by the particular name of the charge or section number of the Criminal Code or Controlled Drugs and Substances Act under which the charge was laid.

As with all matters pertaining to insurance, these state - by - state differences stem from myriad factors.

Health is shaped by a confluence of myriad factors, including the air we breathe, the food we eat, the work we d...

The effectiveness of your branding can be determined by examining a myriad of factors and asking questions while you look at your website, social profiles and logo.

Now in its 18th year, the Training Top 125 ranking is based on myriad benchmarking statistics and determined by assessing a range of qualitative and quantitative factors, including innovation and financial investment in employee development, the scope of development programs, and how closely such development efforts are linked to business goals and objectives.

The «cost approach» is much more involved and takes into account a myriad of factors because specific property improvements are identified in enough detail to determine reproduction costs (these can include materials to construct the foundation, construction of structural and finish walls, roofing, heat and / or air conditioning, types of appliances, septic system, whether water is supplied by well or public utilities, the condition and age of the improvements, and more).

While a number of definitions of procuring cause exist, and a myriad of factors may ultimately enter into any determination of procuring cause, for purposes of arbitration conducted by Boards and Associations of REALTORS ®, procuring cause in broker to broker disputes can be readily understood as the uninterrupted series of causal events which results in the successful transaction.