Sentence examples for more strongly damaged from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the avian blood brain barrier is more permeable to F− and/or more strongly damaged in birds exposed to F− in the long term than in the rat or other mammals.
In addition, a study of pathological grasping phenomena showed that ACC damage was more strongly associated with such phenomena than damage to any other prefrontal area (De Renzi and Barbieri 1992).
Central (aortic or carotid) pulse pressure (PP) is more strongly associated with local organ damage and possibly mortality than brachial PP.
This result suggests that blood pressure measured by ABPM, especially nighttime blood pressure, is more strongly related to end-organ damage than is blood pressure measured in clinic.
There is also a coupling between the evolution of plastic strain and damage that depends more strongly on macrofiber concentration than loading rate.
If the FDA takes its panel's recommendation, the word acetaminophen would now be displayed more prominently on drug packaging and warnings about liver damage would be more strongly worded.
However, it is notable that the most critically ill and shocked MI patients presented with evidence of enhanced endothelial damage that correlated more strongly with catecholamines than in less sick patients.
The choice of IQloss - Pbblood function affects the final results only to some extent; the selection of damage window contributes more strongly, evidently because definition of the number of children exposed is involved.
The renal function and the course in MN are more strongly correlated with the degree of tubulointerstitial damage than with the extent of the glomerular lesion [ 8, 9], but the pathogenesis of the interstitial inflammation and fibrosis is unclear.
In previous studies in RA using direct measurement, the EQ-5D has been shown to correlate more strongly with measures of functional disability and damage than the SF-6D [ 21- 23].
Several studies have reported that target organ damage and cardiovascular outcomes are more strongly correlated with HBPM than with clinic BP measurements (8– 10).
