Sentence examples for strongly withdrawn from inspiring English sources
This reasoning is supported by Zweifel et al. (2005), who found that at dry sites, transpired water is more strongly withdrawn from internal storage tissues than at moist sites.
He was serving a president (Johnson) who was strongly opposed to withdrawing American troops from Southeast Asia.
One is strongly tempted to withdraw into comic fantasy: the grand heritage of civilization with laugh track as an "I Love Lucy" episode.
An amendment that would have required colleges to spend at least 5percentt of their endowment assets each year, strongly opposed by colleges, was withdrawn by its author, Representative Peter Welch, Democrat of Vermont.
Mr. Lazio pulled the ad after the Washington group immediately sent him a letter "strongly requesting" that it be withdrawn and indicating it "runs counter to the intent and spirit" of the group's endorsement, according to Betsy Loyless, the league's political director.
One subtype describes children with emotionally withdrawn behaviour who strongly inhibit attachment behaviour in situations which are expected to elicit seeking or accepting contact with a familiar caregiver.
These data represent an unusually facile O H bond dissociation for a phenol containing a strongly electron withdrawing group.
The SAR data from disubstituted DTTs suggest that GSH induction is highest when the 4- and 5-positions possess strongly electron withdrawing and strongly electron donating groups, respectively.
Disubstituted DTT 6a appears to solve both of these issues: the strongly electron withdrawing ester at the 4-position, combined with the electron donating 5-amino group, provide the large values of σp needed for maximal GSH induction.
This could be probably due to the fact that the nitro-group on the pendant phenyl group of the least potent ligand is strongly electron withdrawing and ortho substituted thereby pulling the electrons from the pendant phenyl group onto itself and as a result deactivating the ring.
However, strongly electron withdrawing groups such as trifluoromethyl and 2-pyridinyl amides yielded no detectable product formation, presumably due to their diminished nucleophilicity.
