Sentence examples for longer strongly from inspiring English sources

Education is no longer strongly linked to a person's views about premarital sex; although in the 1980s graduates were more liberal than other groups on this matter, the views of all groups defined by educational achievement have become steadily more liberal over time.

When such selection is weakened in the urochordate mitochondrial genomes containing CAU-tRNAMet and UAU-tRNAMet genes, the AUA codon is no longer strongly selected against, and PAUA becomes similar to PUUA.

In hatcheries, selection still favors high fecundity but no longer strongly favors large eggs.

Because turnover is prevented by the stabilised mark, the graph is no longer strongly connected.

In contrast, MCF7 with acquired tamoxifen resistance (MCF7-T), groups of previously E2-responsive genes are now associated with low H3K4me2 and high H3K27me3 and are either downregulated or no longer strongly hormone inducible.

Or we can say that given a gene is highly conserved (such as a human-yeast homologous gene), the essentiality of the gene is no longer strongly linked to the group that the gene belongs to.

The scheme will no longer be strongly centralised, but will devolve control to various local entities.Happily, the British lesson has not been lost on American health reformers.

Because humans no longer rely strongly on their sense of smell to survive, any changes were assumed to have had no effect or a negative effect.

Ms Proszynska said: "In 1997, her speech resembled what we associate with the classic Essex girl but, by 2012, her speech no longer so strongly represented her Essex roots.

If in Theorems 3 and 4, we remove the demicompactness assumption, then (see [37]), the Krasnoselskij iteration does no longer converge strongly, in general, but it could converge (at least) weakly to a fixed point, as shown in the next theorem, which extends Theorem 3.3 in [37].

Catatonia is no longer so strongly associated with schizophrenia.