Sentence examples for more strongly so from inspiring English sources

Maybe next year we should even weight it slightly more strongly, so that there's more at stake in the voting round and so that the judges have to fight even harder to go against popular opinion.

And as the boredom set in more strongly, so did his tiredness, and the tiredness turned to a lethargy and the lethargy to a depression and although, by rights, he had nothing to worry about, to be sad about – it wasn't his body that was broken, his job that was lost, his child missing out – the apprentice just couldn't shake the sadness.

Steps/day as measured by MTI or AMP were both significantly positively related to physical activity measures from doubly-labeled water, and more strongly so than the AX120.

Thus, schizotypy itself can be sexually selected, possibly more strongly so in populations characterized by high levels of mating competition and short-term mating patterns, where displays of good genetic quality are more critical to successful courtship [20].

Professional employment was also a factor, but more strongly so in 2005 (25.6%) than in 2001 (14.3%).

VAT and SAT were positively associated with incident diabetes, VAT more strongly so; however, the association was no longer significant when all four predictors were modeled together.

Our result of salinity-increased ULR (biomass increase per unit leaf area) for the sugar beet cultivars and even more strongly and persistently so for sea beet suggests that photosynthetic CO2 uptake through stomata and fixation is not negatively affected by salinity which is in accordance with Hampe and Marschner (1982), Papp et al. (1983) and Rao and Terry (1989).

Quiet solo acoustic guitar music is unlikely to cause damage even if a very large amplifier is used, while very loud thrash or electronic music requires more power, even from a small amplifier, and so will more strongly drive the speakers, perhaps damagingly so.

Before a Palestinian state has even been established, the Vatican has recognized Palestinian aspirations and did so more strongly than ever in a new agreement last month, irking Israel.

Electrons are scattered by solids much more strongly than x-rays, so transmission measurements require a thin (<1 μm) specimen.

We conclude that ventral prefrontal tDCS interferes with utilitarian decisions, influencing the evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages of each option in both sexes, but does so more strongly in females.