Sentence examples for strongly govern from inspiring English sources

The temperature and pressure strongly govern the CO2 adsorption on zeolites.

The mechanical properties of colluvium strongly govern the stability of colluvial slopes, and they are essential for the related analysis and design.

The model's general significance lies in demonstrating how epidemiological variation among sites of environmentally transmitted disease can strongly govern host-parasite dynamics.

Nonlinear deformations induced by critical constraints on the internal viscoelastic beams are discovered to strongly govern the relative amplitude of force transmission and significance of frequency tuning observed macroscopically.

Chemical reactions of ground-state species strongly govern the formation of excited-state species, including OH* and CH*, which are commonly used to determine ignition delay times of fuels.

The first major finding is that by influencing vector abundance, changes in rainfall patterns in particular strongly govern malaria endemicity, invasion, and extinction.

We all need to feel that we "belong" to Britain and that is not easy when our sense of belonging is so strongly governed by our own group or area.

Gluck's great French "reform operas" are more strongly governed by the principle of contrast than are the Italian works; the declamatory style of the vocal line is more marked than in the Viennese operas, and the power and orchestral colour are more intense.

The occurrence and the movement of groundwater are strongly governed by the slope.

The drinking behavior of the Japanese is strongly governed by the Asian genetic polymorphism of ALDH2.

We find that optical transmittance, particularly its wavelength dependence (dispersion), is strongly governed by the microstructure and, therefore, synthesis pH.