Sentence examples for substantially stronger effect from inspiring English sources
Monetary incentives had a substantially stronger effect in improving inhibitory performance than social incentives, suggesting that social rewards do not have an equally strong reinforcing value compared to financial rewards in normal subjects.
It is shown that the effect of pore connectivity is substantially stronger than the effect of porosity.
In conclusion, environmental effects are substantially stronger influences on the dietary intakes of young children than are genetic factors, and these are mostly shared environmental effects.
In both cases effect estimates were substantially stronger in female compared to male donors.
The effect of PAH addition on soot growth became substantially stronger with oxygen enrichment of the oxidizer stream.
Our findings suggest that it is unlikely that one type of intervention is substantially better than another, but a combination of interventions may yield stronger effect.
In our view, then, the most recent evidence that merits serious consideration challenges the consensus view from the other side – suggesting that the estimated disemployment effects of minimum wages on low-skill workers are substantially stronger than indicated by previous estimated elasticities in the range of −0.1 to −0.2.
The effects of BMI and ICU stay appear to be substantially stronger in females.
While the INPs show minimal cytotoxicity, the formed INP-DOX conjugates exhibit substantially stronger cytotoxic activity than free DOX against multiple cancer cell lines, suggesting a synergistic effect is established upon conjugation.
The effect modification by obesity was also evident in sex-stratified analyses, with substantially stronger inverse NO2 and NOx associations with FEV1 and FVC, in both obese females and males (NO2: supplementary table S9).
Concerning the biological effects, rapamycin treatment substantially increased death in both eIF2 αP-proficient and -deficient cells with the latter cells exhibiting a stronger effect.
