Sentence examples for represented stronger from inspiring English sources

Higher scores represented stronger acceptance of evolution.

Note that for the analysis of implicit theory, we reverse-scored the fixed theory of ability items and calculated a mean theory of ability score with the incremental items – thus higher scores represented stronger agreement with incremental theory of ability.

We also noticed that the adjacent and bilateral paired channels represented stronger connection.

Asymmetric larval competition arises when the competition within a host influences the fitness of one offspring sex more than another, so a bias towards the sex that causes the least competitive effect may result [although Ode, Antolin & Strand (1996) found that despite the female bias in H. hebetor, female larvae represented stronger competitors; see also Godfray (1986) and Sykes et al. (1985)].

Michael Ratner, director of the Center for Constitutional Rights, which represents Mr. Horman's family, said the Letelier and Moffitt killings represented strong legal cases against the former dictator.

"Karzai was not just an individual but represented strong tribal interests and also a loose and feuding coalition of power-brokers," said Smith, the Kabul-based expert.

One model represented weak and low permeability ground (stiff clay), and the other represented strong and high permeability ground (weathered granite).

Higher scores represented strong religious creationist views.

High scores represented strong recovery beliefs.

Double dashed arrow represents stronger connections between drought-responsive and FMI genes.

Thus, b = 1 implies no CNDD; smaller b values represent stronger CNDD.