Sentence examples for it is strengthened by from inspiring English sources

It is strengthened by its use of both dietary and plasma measures of nutrient intake, and its repeated measures of homocysteine and blood Pb concentrations, in addition to its measures of cumulative Pb exposure, allowing detailed examination of differences and longitudinal changes in homocysteine with recent and cumulative Pb exposure.

It is strengthened by a failed Labour gamble in 1997 never to be outflanked on law and order by the Tories, he believes.

Here, it is strengthened by the characters' shared grief and by the desire for revenge in one and the desire for freedom in the other.

Medical reference books say a fracture needs two to three months before it is strengthened by new bone matrix and six months before the patient regains full power.

And, finally, it is strengthened by the practical demonstrations he gave of respect for human worth and dignity, regardless of colour.

It is strengthened by the searing memories of soldiers suffocated in the trenches; Jews slaughtered in gas chambers; and Iranians poisoned in the many tens of thousands.

Further, it is strengthen by specific T cells proliferating in response to stimulation by myelin basic protein (MBP) in mice.

Nor could it be strengthened by a new E.U. expansion project as suggested by four foreign ministers in your pages ("Europe, look outward again," Views, Dec. 11).

Under the Spanish, Roman Catholicism was the official religion, and it was strengthened by French immigration during the French and Haitian revolutions.

It was strengthened by the encouragement of her husband, Vladimir, who was a professional cavalry officer in the army of Czar Nicholas II and who is the author of 8 books on techniques of riding and training horses.

The recent 38 degrees online petition about the forests sell off was great in that it informed, mobilised and pulled in large numbers – but it was strengthened by support from and action by different charities; local protests by local people; and old-fashioned letters to MPs.