Sentence examples for more strongly define from inspiring English sources

Whilst this type of investigation was beyond the scope of our study, it would go further to more strongly define promoter characteristics which govern the efficiency of 7SK promoters.

Both cars wear more strongly defined fender and quarter-panel curves, along with side sculpting evocative of the Carrera GT, all of which impart a more powerful appearance.

It had far fewer and more strongly defined characters, a literature that included Scott's diaries, and it established Scott and his party as unquestionably heroic from the moment the news of their deaths reached Britain nearly a year later.

Whether or not this is true, it is indicative of the way the landscape is still more strongly defined by an ancient culture than a modern one.

Dogs with DCM showed more strongly defined degenerative changes than the CMVD dogs (median nuclei enlargement score 3 vs. 1, median loss of striation score 3 vs. 2 and median structural alterations score 3 vs. 2, respectively; p < 0.05).

In the current study, those who more strongly defined aging in terms of becoming wiser, more appreciative, and developed also perceived to be less in control over negative experiences related to aging and generated more negative emotional responses and attributed more negative consequences to aging.

"What business needs to do much more strongly is define the sustainability solutions which it thinks will address these global challenges rather than waiting for governments to come up with the proposals.

Like the "three men" represented above, they all hold onto a strongly defined maleness, with much proverbial hair on their proverbial chests (though one of them is a little bit more like Steve Guttenberg).

This gives the site the kind of strongly defined core that most convention centers lack.

What he lacked was a strongly defined artistic personality of his own.

The patriarchal system plays a major part in this too, with strongly defined roles for men and women.