Sentence examples for more strongly reflects from inspiring English sources

So maybe 2018 more strongly reflects his standing and his determination — and voters' — to preserve his legacy.

It has been hypothesized that the cardiac response is more strongly related to the emotional impact of the feedback stimulus, whereas the MFN more strongly reflects the cognitive, evaluative aspect (Van der Veen, van der Molen, Crone, & Jennings, 2004b).

The MFN to accepted and rejected offers more strongly reflects the decisional part of the offer, and therefore, the correlation with performance can be seen as a relation between the decisional aspect of the MFN and the actual decision.

The cardiac response to fair and (very) unfair offers, on the other hand, more strongly reflects the evaluative aspect of the offer, and therefore, the correlation with performance can be seen as a relation between the evaluative aspect of the cardiac response and the actual decision.

We speculate that during periods of high erythropoietic activity (e.g. early infancy), an increase in TfR more strongly reflects an increase in erythroblasts (i.e. erythropoiesis) rather than an increase in the density of receptors per red blood cell consistent with tissue iron deficiency.

In an organization with a long history, stories and heroes may more strongly reflect its values.

Additionally, products were weighted by unit sales, whereby higher demanded products were more strongly reflected in marginal price estimates.

He discovered Indian music around then, but his works of this period more strongly reflected interests in Renaissance and late Romantic music.

Ultimately the regional approach is a much needed perspective for understanding city trends, and should be more strongly reflected in how we approach city planning and policy.

Accordingly, the intellectual breadth of the BEE department is even more strongly reflected by the diversity of the department's research and outreach activities.

Macroinvertebrates from respective habitats differed in their relationship with habitat variable with running-water samples more strongly related to substrate and water quality and standing-water samples more strongly reflecting habitat characteristics at the reach scale.