Sentence examples for much greater intensity from inspiring English sources

At worst, this could revive the civil war of the nineteen-nineties, at much greater intensity.

Miss Garbo, we suspect, would have played it for much greater intensity and depth more abstrusely, perhaps, but for a clearer comprehension of burning scientific zeal.

While Anonymous has recently had success with attacks on sites related to copyright infringement cases, the WikiLeaks cause has brought a much greater intensity to its efforts.

"I think what the report points to is that the ship did not have specific intelligence tailored to its visit to Aden and that we need to have much greater intensity of focus," Secretary Cohen said.

Because researchers draw on the many published studies of fossils done over the years to fill their databases, among the thorny problems is the fact that scientists have studied some areas with much greater intensity than others.

The 2012 Skills and Employment Survey revealed that British employees are now working with much greater intensity than before the crisis; the proportions of jobs requiring high pressure, high speed and hard work all rose significantly from 2006.

Although elevated PIK3CA expression was also observed in some normal ductal epithelial cells of salivary glands immediately surrounding the tumor masses, immunolabeling of the neoplastic cells was of much greater overall intensity (1-2+) relatove thethe background expression of the nonneoplastic cells inside or adjacent to the neoplastic lesions (0-1+).

The cytotoxic effects of PARP-1 inhibition in BT-20 cells were much more pronounced; the Comets generated following NU1025 treatment had much greater tail intensities.

Cells in cultures supplemented with 5 mM of NCAAs 1 or 3– 7 displayed much greater GFP fluorescence intensities compared to cells in the absence of a NCAA, suggesting enhanced suppression of the amber codon in the presence of NCAAs.

By comparison, most of the methyl signals in this region of the spectrum are singlets with much greater resolution and intensities and are, thus, more suitable for use in 1D fingerprinting.

In contrast to studies of residential exposure to magnetic fields, occupational studies include electric and magnetic field exposures and have much greater variability in field intensity, frequency, and temporal patterns.