Sentence examples for not less strongly from inspiring English sources
Inequalities in mortality from amenable causes are also not less strongly associated with common risk factors such as smoking.
As compared with non-amenable causes, inequalities in amenable causes are not less strongly associated with inequalities in smoking or smoking-related deaths.
No reduction in adhesion strength of keratinocytes, co-cultured with bacteria, to the titanium surfaces could be detected suggesting that the cells were not less strongly attached than their counterparts in sterile conditions.
With respect to externalizing problems, proactive aggression is positively correlated to conduct problems [ 8], bullying [ 11] and substance abuse [ 7], whereas reactive aggression is not, or less strongly, related to these features.
In the patient we examined (patient 1), this region responded strongly and selectively to sentences pronounced by the experimenter (both in languages the understood and in a language he didn't), but less strongly when the patient spoke or read a sentence.
Plato's philosophy is an invitation to risk "distant and high enquiries", and to embrace more of life not less – though he strongly recommends a life-long training in reason for discernment too.
We support efforts toward greater acceptance, not less, and we strongly believe that transgender students should be treated as equals.
The fact that those "facts" are sometimes contradicted later by actual evidence and events or that they wear the clothing of opinions not hard truths does not render them any less strongly held.
Both Christ and Socrates felt authority more strongly, not less; they intensified as they criticized the received renunciatory demands".
Importantly, more strongly connected trophic guilds revealed not generally stronger relationships than less strongly connected guilds.
Exposure to health-related and economic factors were more consistently associated with elevated PS in all ethnicities and ages, while social factors and health behaviors were less strongly or not at all associated with PS in most groups.
