Sentence examples for more strongly argued from inspiring English sources

This might be more strongly argued.

Cote et al. [ 81] noted a few features that Kelba shares with aardvarks, while Seiffert et al. [ 39] have more strongly argued that Widanelfarasia represents a tribosphenic stem tenrecoid.

This would even more strongly argue that protein entering the ER can still be acetylated.

We have included new results that more strongly argue that there is no basal activation of KNa in WT neurons with 0 mM pipette Na+.

1) Additional experiments to demonstrate or more strongly argue a causal role for DRN cells and for LTP accumulation on these neurons in promoting ILP release will greatly strengthen an important conclusion of this paper.

"I'm a little disappointed," said Joseph Gagnon, a former Fed economist who has strongly argued for more action.

Based on the results of this review, it can be strongly argued that no more epidemiological research needs to be carried out in the UK to address this general effect of area and individual measures of social deprivation on birth and infant mortality outcomes.

Katha Pollitt, an unabashedly liberal columnist for The Nation who says she is listed in the "Who's Who in Hell," admits she used to feel more strongly about arguing against religion than she does today.

Even more strongly, Green argues a little later that, "[a]part from the unifying principle the manifold world would be nothing at all" (PE 75).

"The Navy strongly argued for shorter-term cost savings.

"You need different ideas to be strongly argued," he explained.