Sentence examples for strongly in relation to from inspiring English sources
For example, all of the interviewed municipal politicians expressed critical perspectives on Vision Zero on the grounds that there is a clear risk that road safety is prioritized too strongly in relation to mobility.
This concern arose most strongly in relation to external quality measures against which the health services sought to benchmark performance.
In a qualitative study in midwifery, agency for safety (the willingness to take a stand on an issue of concern) fluctuated strongly in relation to context and social relationships between involved health care professionals [ 9].
At the other end of the spectrum we have consoles, which continue to be strongly positioned in relation to TV gaming.
Raptor communities strongly varied in relation to habitat transformations, with lower abundance of individuals, richness and diversity of species in more transformed landscapes.
For the S-rGO sample, the intensities of the bands associated with the oxygen functional groups strongly decreased in relation to those of GO.
This difference in tumours size was strongly significant in relation to luminal, but not so marked when compared with HER2 tumours.
This theme was also strongly portrayed in relation to tablet medication; some subjects were wary of taking tablets and preferred to avoid them.
Since A1-PI can inhibit elastase to a similar extent as SLPI [ 7], a compensatory mechanism is another potential explanation, while Progranulin is elevated, although SLPI levels are strongly diminished in relation to H. pylori infection.
Three other factors involved in global regulation of gene expression were found to be strongly downregulated in relation to diapause induction and photoperiodic switch in the wild-type larvae of C. costata: the translation initiation factor eIF4e; transcription factor vrille; and a regulator of response to miRNA argonaute-2 (ago-2) (Figs. 3, 4a).
We sought to determine whether this is driven by a failure to effectively weight the lower-order goal of obtaining a strongly desired reward in relation to higher-order goals, and how this relates to trait impulsivity and risk-taking.
