Sentence examples similar to stronger conjunction from inspiring English sources

The effects of work episode in the RT domain were stronger in conjunction search relative to spatial configuration search.

The role of estrogen in carcinogenesis of the breast is well known and the possibility that this effect may be even stronger in conjunction with high levels of T3 could in part explain the results in the present study.

These results support a strong pancreas conjunction of the tested gene set, validating the effectiveness of using DOLite to interpret microarray data.

We strongly propose that in conjunction with stronger customs policies implemented by governments, businesses should tighten policies against unintentionally transporting alien biological material.

However, the unique topology of the X-type lattice results in successive interruption and redevelopment of flow and thermal boundary layers, flow impingement on upstream surface of each ligament, and stronger flow mixing in conjunction with an enlarged core surface area.

The percentage jumps to 77% among firms that faced a strong demand shock in conjunction with a weak credit shock, and it is slightly higher (79%) among those confronted with both strong demand and credit shocks.

"Our primary focus is to provide strong clinical services in conjunction with the area veterinarians for the pet owners of New York," Dr. Shaw said.

There was a strong proximity effect for conjunction stimuli on the subsequent recognition test, with the most false alarms occurring for within-pair conjunction faces.

Los Angeles became a leading financial centre early in the 20th century in conjunction with strong activity in oil drilling, agriculture, and land development.

It can be used in conjunction with strong corporate governance mechanisms in order to increase the reliability of financial statements and curb earnings management.

It is concluded that the superacidity of sulfated zirconia arises from the presence of isolated bisulfate groups acting in conjunction with strong adjacent Lewis acid sites.