Sentence examples for strongly assimilated from inspiring English sources
Naturalized citizens exhibit better socioeconomic parameters and more strongly assimilated attitudes than noncitizens from the same region of origin.
We assume that after lymphatic drainage of the dye into the mediastinal lymph nodes, some lymphocytes within the lymph node strongly assimilated the nuclear dye and then migrated into the lamina propria of the small intestine.
Using expression data available for D. melanogaster, we found evidence consistent with selection for efficient usage of elements within the proteome: as expected, nitrogen content was reduced in highly expressed proteins in most tissues, most strongly in the gut, where nutrients are assimilated, and least strongly in the germline.
When nitrate was restored, nitrate transporters were strongly upregulated and nitrate was assimilated at a high rate.
She assimilated into that culture so strongly that that's where she transferred her identity.
These findings strongly suggest that selenium is post-translationally assimilated into the Cys-38 of the GPXH protein, thereby enhancing its enzymatic activity.
At Howard, she "assimilated into that culture so strongly that that's where she transferred her identity".
He also strongly recommended that the French-Canadians be harassed into abandoning their language and become completely assimilated to the Anglo-Canadians.
Prepare to be assimilated"?
"Everybody was assimilated.
