Sentence examples for more strongly directed from inspiring English sources

All of the top five GO categories, "cell division", "cell cycle", "M phase", "mitosis", and "M phase of mitotic cell cycle" allude to changes in cell cycle and were more significantly enriched in the tumor gene set, whereas upregulation in transgenic cells was more strongly directed at mechanisms of cell motility as well as cellular component organization and biogenesis.

Since endothelial tip cell movement is more strongly directed than in the previous simulations, the resulting vasculature is less tortuous and less dense than in previous examples (compare Figures 3 and 15). Figure 15 shows what happens when a small tumour is implanted into the new "normal" network.

In this sense they are more strongly directed towards certain disease models than implicit definitions, but much less so than the family of definitions described below in Section 2.3.

One can make oneself concerned, but 'to care' more strongly directs us to a notion of material doing.

Drawing on this feminist trajectory, Puig de la Bellacasa (2011, p. 91) argues that: One can make oneself concerned, but 'to care' more strongly directs us to a notion of material doing.

In accordance with the general results from [ 32, 34, 37, 48] in single species models and those of Nuismer for a GFG model [ 40], we show that greater difference in these coevolutionary parameters between two or more demes generates more strongly negative direct FDS and therefore a greater potential for stability of the polymorphic equilibrium point.

The National guidelines are not legally binding but "strongly directing".

In individuals living in an endemic area in Sri Lanka, naturally acquired antibodies were directed more strongly to the 42 kDa polypeptide of P. vivax MSP-1 than to the 19 kDa fragment [ 40], suggesting stronger immunogenicity of the 33 kDa polypeptide.

Our results thus indicate that the farmers' perceptions about the environmental impacts and ecological integrity of forest and water are apparently more strongly influenced by direct uses and opportunity costs, representing a market failure of asymmetrical information.

However, previous studies have reported that rapid weight gain was more strongly associated with direct measures of body fatness than with BMI (Holzhauer et al. 2009; Karaolis-Danckert et al. 2006).

This can be avoided by projecting the sound from each speaker against a curved surface which acts as a convex lens for the sound and directs it more strongly to the side opposite the speaker than it does to its own side.