Sentence examples similar to powerfully implying from inspiring English sources
As acknowledged in current definitions, 10 behavioural characteristics and their modulation in social contexts powerfully influence the maintenance of personality, implying that significant or persistent behavioural abnormalities may alter personality structure.
Previous findings have shown that the superantigen staphylococcal enterotoxin A (SEA) not only powerfully activates T cells, but also induces broad expression of genes related to cytokine production and TCR signal transduction [ 27– 29], implying that SEA may affect the expression of early kinases in the TCR signaling pathway.
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The phrase "mists of darkness" powerfully invokes an image that implies all of the binding and blinding aspects of temptation: attraction, distraction, and detraction.
The ambivalence is ours for being so powerfully and enigmatically hers: Akerman is implied, as few film-makers are, in every frame of her films.
While these studies were conducted largely with a focus on the developing visual system, these results imply that similar microglial dysfunction in other brain areas could impact powerfully on synaptic maintenance and neural network activity, as is suggested to be important in autistic spectrum pathologies.
