Sentence examples for strongly leading from inspiring English sources
"War Horse," which originated at the the National Theater in London, opened in New York on Thursday to positive reviews and has been selling strongly, leading Lincoln Center to extend the show beyond the previously announced June 26 closing date.
As the remaining misalignment of the focal series becomes more severe with increasing defocus steps, the resulting potential variation is damped more strongly leading to an underestimation of the real potential well if large defocus steps are applied.
Using strongly leading language a question about immigration asked respondents if they supported "open borders"; a question on healthcare asked people whether they would prefer "getting rid of fraud and waste in the system" to "creating a whole new healthcare system"—the poll found that people were more in favor of Republican positions than leftist policies.
These results, therefore, suggest that TNF-α, in particular, upregulates the FcεRI-α expression as considerably that subsequent stimulation of B/TSM with IgE engages and activates the FcεRI strongly, leading to enhanced selective chemokine release.
We have found that proposed DCA-SVM achieves a nearly rivaling-clinical level diagnosis and demonstrates strongly leading advantages over its peers in a stable manner.
As a result, the mean genetic values of the population shift strongly, leading to the progressive formation of the genetic cline.
I believe strongly in leading by example.
But there was also a 20percentt chance, Mr. Fisher said, that the economy would recover strongly, possibly leading the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.
By a proper choice of the fiber length, we show that the Brillouin scattering is strongly reduced, leading to the optimization of the Raman conversion.
Moreover, it is shown that the respective solvent structures around particular solutes differ strongly, possibly leading to changes in the thermodynamic stability scale of various isomers which are not reproduced by the PCM model.
The next task, he notes, will be to tease out the influences of greenhouse gases and aerosols to see which are affecting precipitation patterns more strongly, perhaps leading to new strategies to counter their effects.
