Sentence examples for stronger height from inspiring English sources

Overexpression of the poplar orthologue, PtGA2ox, on the other hand, showed a much stronger height reduction as well as a reduction in size of all aerial organs.

For MF/HF SA radars running the FCA, there is a strong height dependence in the bias.

Two-dimensional (2D) layers like graphene are subject to long-wavelength fluctuations that manifest themselves as strong height fluctuations (ripples).

The MDR is basically independent of the fill height and silo width, but a strong height dependency may emerge for very small internal friction angle of granular material, similar to the fluid-like discharging observed in previous DEM simulation.

The Ferrel cell, however, is still not a good representation of reality because it requires that the upper-level mid-latitude winds flow westward; actually the eastward-flowing surface winds become stronger with height and reach their maximum velocities around the 10-km (6-mile) level in the jet streams.

The Z500 difference field has a strong positive anomaly over Greenland but lacks a strong negative height field anomaly at the midlatitudes across the North Atlantic, typical of the negative NAO [ Barnston and Livezey, 1987].

The strongest shoot height inhibition was, however, measured for clone A205RU4x 18600 mm control versus 660 mm treatment; 35%% of control size), but this plant died after being exposed to 32 ppt salinity.

Region 12 showed the strongest signal for height covariation and also strong differentiation in the Mbuti, but not in Biaka Pygmies (see Fig.  4a c).

Among the documents now public is a litany of e-mails demonstrating just how the banks worked to lower their Libor submissions to benefit their trading positions and make themselves appear stronger during the height of the financial crisis.

However, the reasons for stronger associations with height in aggressive disease among younger than older men are not clear.

Despite the large sample size, only the RRs for the highest categories were statistically significant; the BMI association was stronger than the height and weight associations.