Sentence examples for changed most strongly from inspiring English sources

We chose respondents with secondary education or more because both in eastern and western Germany, it is the fertility behavior of the middle- and higher-educated which has changed most strongly in recent years, while that of the lower-educated has been relatively stable (Kreyenfeld 2001).

Using plausible models for the repair processes, one finds that the mortality rates change most strongly in the initial period after the intervention, thereafter returning to a level close to the original, even though the population has obtained a permanent LE gain.

So Mr Portillo's defeat has exposed the paradox at the heart of Conservatism: the party that has most willingly embraced economic change most strongly resists the social change that inevitably follows.

Detailed comparisons of changes in FA and MD during the course of adolescence have shown that MD tends to change predominantly in frontal, temporal and medial parietal lobes, whereas FA changes most strongly in lateral parietal, lateral occipital and frontal regions (Tamnes et al., 2010).

As studies have shown, environments that send clear messages to newcomers have the potential to change the most strongly held expectations by newcomers.

These changes were most strongly observed in the presence of MK-2206 and AKT-VIII.

Past and future urbanization and agricultural abandonment are the land use change processes most strongly affecting small-scale, low-intensity agricultural landscapes that are valued by society.

Mechanical sensitivity is explained by size: the smallest link(s) are disproportionately affected by length changes and most strongly influence mechanical output.

Chelsea and Patrick (25) reported that climate change awareness most strongly depended on the respondent's level of education.

Similar to our results, Hillier et al. [ 18] found that weight change was most strongly related to waist circumference out of all individual metabolic components.

When combined with the dynamic sensory encoding by OSNs encoding of odor concentration and its rate of change PNs signal the rate of change and, most strongly, the acceleration of odor concentration signals to higher brain centers.