Sentence examples for match more strongly from inspiring English sources

More important, product category moderates brand attitude: utilitarian products will cause low-level construal to match more strongly with rational appeals; hedonic products will cause high-level construal to match more strongly with emotional appeals.

Twenty three of these 28 genes matched more strongly to vertebrate homologs than to invertebrate homologs.

Because OCT SOX and OCT 3N SOX motifs are similar, we counted sites only if they matched more strongly to OCT 3N SOX than to OCT SOX motif.

miRNA are aligned to mRNAs to identify complementarity, but while seed match is weighed more strongly, G U wobble base pairing and mismatches in the seed do not lead to exclusion from the set of predictions [ 7].

When target DNA is hybridized to these arrays the perfectly matched probe will hybridize more strongly than the three corresponding mismatched probes for each strand.

New Zealand beat Australia 49-28 last weekend in Melbourne but the Wallabies were able to compete much more strongly in this match, slowing the All Blacks' ball to gain a much greater share of possession and of territory.

Nonetheless, all matches with E-values ≤10 were retained for this analysis for two reasons: 1) to include lower scoring sequences that are homologous to more strongly matching proteins and align with them at motif sites, and 2) because there was no significant enrichment in gene ontologies in the randomized matches, unlike the actual data (see below).

Empirical evidence for the role of the left mSTS in phonemic perception comes from a previous functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study (Liebenthal et al. 2005) in which familiar speech sounds were found to activate this region more strongly than acoustically matched nonphonemic sounds.

The emphasis on overweight as a health problem appears to match the demographic profile of Canadian men more strongly than that of Canadian women.

Unexpectedly, the sequence non-specific ARE4 in 3′-UTR (to a smaller extent, in ORF) decreased mRNA half-life more strongly than the consensus-matching AREs.

Photons are scattered more strongly by structures whose size matches their wavelength and whose refractive index mismatches that of the surrounding media [40].