Sentence examples for so more aggressive from inspiring English sources

Ideally, grass species would then establish but both terbuthylazine and hexazinone provide management of a broad spectrum of woody and herbaceous weeds, including grasses, so more aggressive weeds than grasses are likely to establish once residual effects dissipate.

More vulnerable groups may be missed due to a lack of awareness or access, and so more aggressive methods are needed, such as a house-to-house approach or targeted community screening.

These factors could be used to inform clinical management, particularly for diabetic patients who are at high risk of future amputation, so more aggressive early intervention may be warranted.

He's so much more aggressive at bat.

"It was so much more aggressive in the UK with all the spitting and vomiting.

But he also finds that incarceration accounted for some of the crime decline, and so did more aggressive policing.

Men's comedy is so much more aggressive, it's a lot of name-calling and punching.

I realized though that the noise canceling was so much more aggressive than the old ones that the overall effect was much better.

In the middle loop, a set-membership identification (SMI) algorithm is implemented to obtain a tighter estimate of the upper bound of the inertia so that more aggressive replanned trajectory could be used to further improve the overall system response speed.

It is, however, surprising that Townsend's warblers should be so much more aggressive than hermit warblers, their closely related sister species.

Thus, plasma EBV DNA concentrations would be particularly useful for identifying the subgroup of patients with stage II disease who actually have higher risk for disease recurrence, so that more aggressive treatment can be given.