Sentence examples for more strongly which from inspiring English sources
He said this year he was driving the ball more strongly, which he hopes will get him over the hump in the championships.
Our results on the effect of this law on smaller firms, those with low corporate governance standards, and those with low sustainability scores imply that firms which might be most affected by future legislation react more strongly, which gives credence to this hypothesis.
Countries in the first group respond to food scarcity more strongly, which may suggest existence of sound market institutions.
This shows that using more species implicitly selects functions that are conserved more strongly, which underlines the impact of evolutionary functional conservation for protein function prediction.
When there is an external stimulation (e.g., TNFα), NF-κB will be turned on more strongly, which leads to dissociation of SIRT6, releasing the suppression.
It would be helpful if the authors could emphasize more strongly which of the results they consider to be particularly novel and important, especially in light of the recent literature (see next comment).
In the latter case lower frequency notes were more strongly affected which in turn is consistent with findings from theoretical and experimental modeling [24] that predict a non-linear relationship between beak gape and vocal tract resonances in a way that changes at smaller beak gapes lead to relatively larger changes in vocal tract resonances.
Readers will find in Jacobs's behavior echoes not only of "Pet Sematary" but also, and more strongly, of "Frankenstein," which King openly references.
In the sediment, this sulfur is reduced and binds iron more strongly than phosphorus, which can be released to the overlying water and potentially fuels eutrophication.
The corresponding hydroquinones formed by reduction of the quinones complex even more strongly giving complexes which may be oxidized back to the quinone, but at a much higher potential than for the hydroquinone.
Students' risk of suspension is more strongly determined by which school they attend than by their backgrounds including their race, gender or income.
