Sentence examples for might more strongly from inspiring English sources

Last, most patients were identified at a single surveillance site, so the results might more strongly reflect differences observed at that site.

While this correlation is interesting, the specific details are initially somewhat surprising, since one might intuitively expect that hybridization events that exhibit small values of d might be more strongly associated and remain associated longer; instead, the opposite was observed.

Therefore, we hypothesized that bone measurements at the heel might be more strongly related to OA at the knee, since both sites are weight-bearing, whereas hand BMD measurements might be more strongly related to hand OA.

This suggested that their burrowing behavior might be more strongly influenced by genes than environment.

Soil nutrients and inorganic ions might be more strongly related to vegetation properties, and their correlations varied according to scale.

Compared with the Freedom Band, Mr. Miller's trio might adhere more strongly to structure in the treatment of standards.

You might feel more strongly inclined to do something to help your best friend, short of endangering your daughter.

This time it is possible that the economy might grow more strongly than people expect – and this week's figures for earnings were good.

Altogether, our results suggest a cross-modal reorganization of speech comprehension in cochlear-implanted patients that might recruit more strongly than in NH the visual and visuo-auditory brain areas involved in speechreading.

He might be more strongly favoured had he not already ruled himself out of the race because of his commitment to Canada (his term ends in 2015), one of the few rich countries to have had a good crisis.

"The marked decline in the expectation balance provides a first warning signal that business sentiment might be more strongly affected in the coming months if these adverse developments were sustained for much longer," Barclays analysts said in a note.