Sentence examples for more vigorous by from inspiring English sources

Again, we found that the IL-12 production was much more vigorous by mMDSC than gMDSC.

The more vigorous angiogenesis by FPR+ GBM cells was further shown by higher microvessel density in tumours formed by such tumour cells, indicating a pivotal function of FPR in enhancing the angiogenic and vasculogenic process in GBM.

Ms. White's approach could well signal more vigorous enforcement by the S.E.C. against companies found to have violated the law by requiring extensive changes in their operations in addition to the usual financial penalties.

A more vigorous effort by governments themselves to proselytise for reforms would seem a good idea, though even this could have unintended effects.

Senior South Korean officials say they will strongly reaffirm their country's alliance with the United States, but say that they will also press for more vigorous efforts by Washington to engage the North Korean government.

A1 President Bush said the sectarian violence was "a test for the Iraqi security forces," but gave no hint whether he was considering a more vigorous response by American military forces to restore order -- or whether the violence might delay their eventual departure.

However, Boehner's predicament is different from those of earlier Speakers like Cannon and Gillette in that the threat to his continuing reign does not come from a redoubtable progressive bloodline of the GOP (which bellows for more vigorous action by the Federal Government), but from a formidable band of conservatives who are hard to propitiate.

Its persistent but moderate explosive activity is only interrupted by rare episodes of more vigorous activity accompanied by lava flows.

Even the British might have done more to preserve peace, either through more vigorous mediation or by making clear that they would not remain neutral in a continental war, thus deterring the Germans.

State officials said part of the reason for the reduction is the more vigorous competition engendered by the exchange, where insurers will offer standardized coverage that promotes comparison-shopping.

More vigorous biting behaviour by females may lead them to cause more tail damage.