Sentence examples for strongly bear from inspiring English sources

Dissolved inorganic phosphorus distributions in the Pacific Ocean strongly bear the imprint of phosphorus incorporation by organisms in the surface waters of the ocean and of the return of the phosphorus to solution via a rain of biological debris remineralized in the deep ocean.

If in later years a certain sentimentality crept into some of his pictures, his best photographs, many of them from the 1930's, when he most strongly bore the imprint of Surrealism, are simply among the best works of 20th-century art.

Moreover, stigma strongly bears on intensity of poverty.

A detailed understanding of the factors influencing dN/ dS is of crucial importance as it strongly bears on our ability to make inferences about the role of selection in evolution.

You can't help being struck, as you watch the sci-fi epics of the first half of 1950s, by how strongly they bear the imprint of the world war that ended less than 10 years before, and the cold war that showed no sign of ending soon.

While many Americans strongly support the right to bear arms, they also support specific restrictions, such as background checks, assault weapons bans and a federal database to track guns.

He cannot bear strongly delineated faces; if Cherie Blair is on the front of the newspaper, she will have books, toys and placemats piled on top of her.

A splendidly dreamy selection for Greenhorn and Queequeg — as close to a love duet as this scenario would bear — strongly recalled Leonard Bernstein's "Somewhere".

By contrast, language dissociations arising during childhood are sometimes held to bear strongly on the question of whether language is innate.

First, we found similar post-CO2 corticosterone concentrations among RCF and CT mice, and cortisol levels following spontaneous and CO2-provoked attacks do not seem to bear strongly upon the diagnosis of PD in man [4], [10], [11], [13].

In labrophoran crustaceans the endites are more strongly pronounced and bear more complex armature (see e.g. [ 38]).