Sentence examples for considerable strong from inspiring English sources
Wind speed is the strongest factor that affects the magnitude of TSP dry deposition velocity, and the temperature is another considerable strong meteorological factor.
Besides the methodological need for ALIfold (see Material and Methods), the restriction to conserved sites restricts the analysis to sites potentially under considerable strong selection.
Moreover, as the cash inflows depend on the aggregated function over all corporate activities, these can be higher than the other components that only focus on single corporate activities and consequently have a considerable stronger effect on the model results.
Different genetic models revealed no considerable stronger association than observed by comparison of allele frequencies [see Table S2 in Additional data file 1].
Thus, when interpreting the p-values it must be kept in mind that an association has to be considerable stronger for a phthalate metabolite vs an obesity measured at MRI than vs an obesity measure at DXA to obtain a significant p-value.
The expression was weak, considerable or strong in 11, 12 or 2 samples, respectively.
To provide a unifying force amid considerable diversity, strong allegiance to the project's vision has been likened by team members to the expression of " amor a la camiseta" – love of the jersey (for one's hometown soccer team) that can overcome competing interests.
Instead, I experienced mild disappointment, considerable confusion and strong annoyance.
The climate is maritime, characterized by cool summers and mild winters, considerable precipitation, and strong northwesterly winds.
"As you'd expect, we received a considerable number of strong applicants for the position but in the end Micky was the unanimous choice of the board".
Only those with considerable alternative resources – strong, loving families, attentive and content parents, the good fortune of having loyal friends, good schools alert to their wellbeing as well as achievement – will manage to get through to adulthood relatively unscathed.
