Sentence examples for strongly signify from inspiring English sources
All these results strongly signify the single crystallinity of the CuS hexagonal plates formed in this hydrothermal synthesis.
A significant difference among the humoral antibody responses to specific MAP antigens and whole cell lysates, as shown by the T1DM patients and the non-diabetic controls might strongly signify the involvement of MAP in T1DM (Figure 1, Table 1).
It is evident that the change in zeta potential value strongly signifies the existence of a unique interaction between the particles.
Conversely, the expression of lineage markers characteristic for all three germ-layers (ectoderm: Fgf5, mesoderm: brachyury, endoderm: FoxA2) and trophectoderm (Cdx2) were strongly upregulated, signifying differentiation of the cells (Fig. 3F).
Insulin resistance and HF post-MI are strongly related and signify a poor clinical outcome, especially in patients with diabetes.
Interestingly, connections from ZmbZIP8_a, ZmbZIP8_b and ZmbZIP56 are all dashed lines, which signify strongly negative correlations of these two genes with other genes.
Indeed, Giving Tuesday, and what it signifies, strongly aligns with our Jewish values.
With the current decision, the use of bDMARDs before trying a csDMARD approach is even more strongly discouraged than signified by the 2010 recommendation.
Beware strongly exothermic reactions — these can sometimes signify a large release of energy, which, if rapid enough, can cause an explosion.
If he had to impose a view, he would reluctantly signify that intention by using the expression "I strongly recommend.... ........ And, as ultimate proof of true intelligence and integrity, he was fully capable of admitting when he was wrong.
