Sentence examples for operating strongly from inspiring English sources
These data show that sex had no effect on fitness under conditions where directional selection is not operating strongly.
The absence of any marked geographical variability at small area scale argues against a geographically varying environmental factor operating strongly in the aetiology of testicular cancer.
While we cannot provide data to evaluate the MD hypothesis, the main test of interest here was the 'strict F-M' hypothesis and in line with predictions from this, sex had no effect on fitness under conditions where directional selection is not operating strongly.
for tutti and soli (soloists) groupings, and, indeed, the tutti soli principle of contrast still operates strongly in the classical symphonies of Haydn and Mozart.
First, inequality and segregation should be negatively related in cross section for older blacks if our mechanism operates strongly, as we find using both the 1990 and 2000 Censuses.
Since cognitive biases have been assumed to operate strongly in case of social stimuli, mood-induced biases in approach and avoidance behavior towards emotional facial expressions were studied.
This observation implies that the developmental trajectories altered by human selection during domestication and subsequent crop improvement programmes operated strongly, though not exclusively, early in trichome initiation and primary wall synthesis.
Chase Carey, News Corporation's president and chief operating officer, strongly objected to a British parliamentary panel's report last week that said Rupert Murdoch, the company's chairman and chief, was "not a fit person" to lead a major corporation.
The stretcher-cooker geometry and operating conditions strongly influence the system variables.
Four operating parameters strongly influencing microalgal CO2 fixation efficiency (namely, CO2 concentration, CO2 flow rate, magnesium concentration, and light intensity) were optimized with response surface methodology.
In her early remarks, Mayer spoke warmly of the company she helms, stating that the company is now "executing" better, and is operating more strongly than in the past.
