Sentence examples for more penalized from inspiring English sources

The Iranian regime needs to be persuaded that it will become more isolated, more penalized and more vulnerable to internal unrest if it chooses to test and deploy nuclear weapons.

Similarly, in comparison to advanced nodes, super nodes are more penalized.

Since longer paths are more penalized in this calculation, the total amount of capacity needed is higher, but only by around 9 %, regardless of the export scheme used.

In other words, if a point has a very large (resp. very small) residual, it will be less (resp. much more) penalized in the next iteration and so, the sparsity is enhanced iteratively.

Indeed, on the one side, in times of crises, young people have been more penalized than older workers due to having less work experience in addition to weaker work contracts and frequent lower qualifications (Marelli and Signorelli 2015).

In other words, even if women and the residents in the South have higher human capital characteristics, they are more penalized for the performances reached, suggesting the presence of a possible penalty component.5 Indeed, the characteristics effect for 2015 is negative with percentages of 24 and 8%, respectively, on the total gap.

This year Congress acted to stiffen work requirements more, penalizing states that did not increase the share of welfare recipients going into jobs or into preparation for employment.

Thus, a positive correlation implies that a site with a large value of the first l-SV element usually has high information content, indicating that substitutions at those sites with more information content are more severely penalized.

Big over-shooters are more severely penalized.

We find that eminent scientists are more harshly penalized than their less distinguished peers in the wake of a retraction, but only in cases involving fraud or misconduct.

As we can see in the example shown in Fig. 4 B, those residues that are less abundant in protein interior are more severely penalized.