Sentence examples for strongly arguing that from inspiring English sources

When the son proposed moving his mother near his home in New England, a nephew objected strongly, arguing that the woman wanted to stay where she was.

However, their evolution has been restricted to external surfaces, strongly arguing that the binding paradigm for Venus Fly Trap domains applies to BvgS.

Moreover, ModE10/Df 3R Exel6184 flies also gave a similar wing vein phenotype to DysE6/Df 3R Exel6184 flies strongly arguing that ModE10 is a dystrophin allele.

In contrast, SodCI acts independently of XthA/Nfo, strongly arguing that attenuation in the sodCI mutant is not the result of oxidative DNA damage.

The Introduction is inappropriately polemical, strongly arguing that infants feel pain as do adults.

Thus, both CLOCK and BMAL1 play an important role in lens physiology, strongly arguing that regulation of BMAL1 CLOCK transcriptional activity may be used for the prevention or treatment of age-dependent and possibly congenital cataracts.

Moreover, the results of ChIP assay also strongly argue that Jdp2 exists in vivo at different ARE sequences and its recruitment can be enhanced by TPA.

I would strongly argue that they aren't.

In the past it has been strongly argued that policing should not be politically controlled.

"I strongly argue that," he said in his sometimes broken English.

Soon has strongly argued that the 20th century was not a uniquely extreme climatic period.