Sentence examples for be particularly strong during from inspiring English sources

The tendency to activate the attachment system in order to regulate distress engendered by physical pain is thought to be particularly strong during development.

We also expected signal increase to be particularly strong during the observation condition, where brain response to the artworks was not interfered with by additional cognitive requests (i.e. aesthetic or proportion judgment).

She was particularly strong during the great love scene with Siegfried.

Banks said that customer order flows were particularly strong during the period.

This ethos was particularly strong during the period of rapid industrialization between the late 1800s and the 1920s.

Growth in full-time positions was particularly strong during April and the number of hours worked by Canadians grew by 1.4percentt during the first quarter of the year.

BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle: "Notts have usually been particularly strong during the opening weeks of the season but they were made to work hard on the last day in this one, particularly by Ashwell Prince and Tom Smith.

A recent ground-based study by Laskar et al. (2014) conducted in the Indian sector suggests that the 16-day modulation of the semidiurnal tide is particularly strong during strong SSW events and as such exerts a significant impact on ionospheric variability even during high solar activity.

Despite the not infrequent occurrence of small population sizes where drift would be expected to be most efficacious, random genetic drift was considered an irrelevant evolutionary force in ecological genetics because natural selection was viewed as being particularly strong during periods of population decline.

The activation of the insula was particularly strong during the observation condition.

This effect was particularly strong during observation condition (P<0.02, corrected for the whole brain volume, Table 2b; P = 0.005, corrected for small volume), that is in the condition in which the volunteers were in a merely observational (museum-like) context (see Figure 3c).