Sentence examples for strong switch from inspiring English sources

The total Switch sales to date now stand at 4.7 million, which is very strong for under two quarters of market availability, and on track to eclipse total lifetime Wii U sales in perhaps under a year, especially if Nintendo has a strong Switch holiday season, and provided it can ramp production to meet demand.

During the course of the infection clustered immune genes reach higher transcription levels in all three functional classes, while a strong switch between early and late infection like in the bacterial challenge could not be observed (Fig. 3B).

LAST year, Strong switched its no-load American Utilities fund to the Strong Dividend Income fund so it could diversify beyond utility companies.

Thus this example reveals that a strong switching behaviour in a pathway need not necessarily arise from characteristics embodied in that pathway, but may instead arise from coupling with other switches through shared components.

The women are strong but switch incoherently between signs of neediness and hostility aimed at the men.

This experiment identified a strong epigenetic switch at the Cyp2b10 TSS region, from a repressive (H3K27me3 rich) to an active (H3K4me2, H3K9ac rich, H3K27me3 poor) chromatin configuration following 4 weeks of PB treatment (Figures 4A and 4B).

If it's not strong enough, switch to a paint remover.

We wrote back then that Dash's API program was strong, so switching to licensing its software made sense.

Just one Democratic seat was thought to be at risk, that of Mary Landrieu of Louisiana, because of the state's increasingly conservative bend, post-Katrina demographic changes and a relatively strong party-switching adversary.

Our expectation was that switch-related P3 differences would be greater in the location task, mirroring the stronger behavioral switch costs typically observed in this task.

Taking first the CNV, we observed a slightly left-lateralized signal that was stronger on switch trials only for the easier location task, mirroring the greater cost associated with switching to this task.