Sentence examples for more strongly constituted from inspiring English sources

With the melting away of the social order – based almost entirely, it turns out, on the smooth functioning of the machine-like building – a base set of primitive urges rise to the surface, a state of affairs quickly embraced by the more strongly constituted.

The more strongly labelled somata or neurites constitute the structures of interest, which are surrounded by the axons and dendrites of other more weakly labelled neurons.

Nowhere can this be more strongly felt than in Kirkuk.

This might be more strongly argued.

However, the language surrounding what constitutes inducement is a bit more strongly worded in Utah than in the other states.

England's togetherness could not be communicated more strongly.

Not only do these results reveal the ways in which self-construals are affected by social threats, with interdependent self-construals more strongly influenced than independent ones, but they propose that what constitutes a social threat may differ across cultures.

We here studied the molecular events involved in the fibrinogen-binding ability of CC17 strains that were previously shown to bind significantly more strongly to human fibrinogen than strains of other lineages that constitute the species [17].

However, an alternative possibility is that the insula and IFC constitute separate functional regions, with the IFC more strongly activated by stop trials and the insula more activated by double trials.

Of the 102 peptides constituting the tyrosine kinase inhibition profile, phosphorylation of 31 kinase substrates was significantly more strongly inhibited in the DTC-negative patients than in the DTC-positive individuals (Table  2).

Between secondary pairs S1/S2 and S7/S8 secondary replacement is much more strongly proximal (45 cases) than distal (14 cases; sign test p<0.001), suggesting that S1 through S7 or S8 constitutes the outer molt series in the secondaries.