Sentence examples for reference strongly from inspiring English sources

It is also found that the presence of voiced frame as a reference strongly governs the rate of convergence and the estimation error of the proposed LMS algorithm.

These findings were both independently supported by experiments performed on three different DNA constructs (please see Table 2 for reference), strongly suggesting that these results are not an artifact of the DNA construct.

Again, no architect was listed, but early references strongly suggest it was designed in the Navy's "plan factory".

The vaccine antigen standard has a set value of 1600 U/ml, while the neutralizing antibody standards include 3 references: strongly positive (N12: 1000 U/ml), weakly positive (N3) and negative (J10), and these are used for vaccine quality control, vaccine dosage determination, immunogenicity and efficacy evaluation.

Tentative transport modeling of a reference scenario strongly indicates only particles deposited inside the plasma pedestal allow for efficient fuelling.

Moreover, it is argued that for environmental governance the spatial reference is strongly connected with another challenge, which concerns the question of how to deal with the biophysical conditions of particular places.

Both paucity and serious weaknesses of reference studies strongly suggest that novel experimental studies of Al adjuvants toxicokinetics should be performed on the long-term, including both neonatal and adult exposures, to ensure their safety and restore population confidence in Al-containing vaccines.

Furthermore, the predicted change estimated using either of the 2 alternative reference signals strongly correlated.

Our data and those from the references above strongly suggest that OPN may be an attractive therapeutic target for the treatment of human insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes.

Indeed, we would like to add some very recent references that strongly reinforce their results.

This outcome was dichotomized as follows: 0 being the reference for responses "strongly disagree or disagree or neutral" versus 1 for "agree or strongly agree".