"strongly imprinted" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a memory or impression that has been forcefully and indelibly left upon someone's mind. For example: She had a strongly imprinted memory of what the city looked like on the night of the parade.
The myriad styles Mr. Hartke heard as a Manhattan-raised baby boomer strongly imprinted his ear, he says.
His place in Yorkshire history is strongly imprinted, even though his county batting average was only 30.73.
These data are consistent with the scenario in which the paternally expressed gene is strongly imprinted, and by virtue of its imprinting, there is transcriptional interference, driving weaker expression of genes that are transcribed from the opposite strand (or are nested within the first transcript).
The implications of the bias toward maternal expression in partially imprinted genes, paternal expression of strongly imprinted genes, and the apparent transcriptional interference of opposing strand transcripts all await further analysis to understand the mechanism regulating their imprinting as well as their functional and evolutionary implications.
It is therefore possible that many genes with weak-to-moderate parental bias in the cerebellum are actually strongly imprinted in other tissues or developmental stages.
Third, a substantial proportion of genes with weak-to-moderate biases, as well as strongly imprinted genes, show tissue and developmental-stage specificities in their parental biases.
The epidominance hypothesis suggests that the phenotype is determined by the most strongly affected imprinted locus [ 23].
Our observations suggest that genes with weak to moderate parental biases may be indirectly affected by the silencing taking place at adjacent and strongly biased imprinting cluster center genes, perhaps through local chromatin conformation.
That place is imprinted so strongly in my memory that it has taken on a kind of life independent of fact or real history — although what I recall as real is a solid and fertile imaginative landscape or place.
"These birds imprint strongly," he said.
This is consistent with previous studies in the mouse, which have shown that overlapping sites of H3K4me3 and H3K9me3 are strongly associated with imprinting control regions [ 32].
