Sentence examples for by generating a strong from inspiring English sources
Instead, the main way this may aid Mr. Gingrich is by generating a strong headline for his campaign and entrenching the sense among the news media that he has the momentum in the race.
Fractures were created by generating a strong thermal gradient in a concrete block semi-submerged in liquid nitrogen.
It followed the news by generating a strong buzz surrounding its new all-white iBook laptop computer for consumers, adding to an already strong laptop product line that has bolstered revenues.
Finally, the results of Model AM reflected a redistribution of the ignored paternally inherited variance by increasing the direct and maternal additive genetic variances (to 924.6 and 371.0, respectively), and by generating a strong negative direct-maternal genetic covariance (−473.5).
The rationale for the efficacy of mental practice in stroke, which is widely subscribed to by researchers and clinical practitioners generating a strong belief that this is a useful rehabilitation method, is that activation of motor brain areas through imagery will enhance brain plasticity.
An optimal duration is estimated by generating a number of FAS for different strong motion durations.
As a result, linear echoes reflected by the different body tissues nullify each other, whereas nonlinear echoes returned by the microbubbles generate a strong signal.
Osk is targeted for degradation by Par-1 phosphorylation, which primes it for a second phosphorylation four amino acids downstream by GSK-3, to generate a strong Slimb binding site that recruits the SCF-Slimb complex.
Instead, none of the amino acids coded by poly(U) or poly(UA) generate a strong peak at the E-site in Cm-treated samples.
Besides being influenced by Australian Merino, the Arapawa breed generated a strong signal of gene flow (0.34) from the three Scottish breeds, which suggests that this breed has a composite origin.
The study found that it was possible to generate a strong immune response by generating mRNA vaccines that could recognise several epitope proteins – called polytopes – that stick out from the surface of the targeted tumour cells, the scientists said.
