Sentence examples for stronger rejection from inspiring English sources

Most of the papers that were reconciled 'towards stronger rejection' went from explicit to implicit endorsement, or from implicit endorsement to no position.

The scores have been averaged so that the scale runs from 0 to 1 with higher scores meaning a stronger rejection of non-traditional partnerships.

A lower p-value represents a stronger rejection of the null hypothesis of no difference between a null model with no predictors and the full models.

Lighter colours indicate a higher probability of the data given the tree (that is, stronger support) while greener colours indicate lower probabilities (stronger rejection).

This reveals as compared to physicians, nurses in the present study showed more favorable attitudes toward nurses' contributions to the psychosocial and educational aspects of patient care, and a stronger rejection of a totally dominant physician role.

Experience with care of seriously ill people seems to contribute to a somewhat stronger rejection of legalising AVE than is the case for persons having no experience of care.

"I totally understand that people feel a strong rejection to someone who represents terrorism.

There was equally strong rejection of any association between Islam and terrorism.

Mr. Obama's stop at Buchenwald and his strong rejection of Holocaust denial, immediately after his Cairo speech, appealed to American Jews but fell flat in Israel.

"It's a strong rejection of the values of our time – corporatism, oligarchy, the breakdown of society, the public institutions and common ownership," he continued.

But China's soft-power push has coincided with an increasingly strong rejection by Chinese leaders of the very notion of universal values.