Sentence examples for vigor by which from inspiring English sources

Patriotism should never again be defined as the speed and vigor by which our liberties are abandoned.

Heterosis, or hybrid vigor, is the phenomenon by which the offspring of crosses of individuals from compatible but genetically distinct populations of the same or different species show enhanced characteristics valuable to breeders [ 1].

This is evidently the way agribusiness wants it, judging by the vigor with which they fight any effort to tell consumers more about how their food is made.

Although the mechanisms by which polyploids develop phenotypic novelty are still largely unknown, it is well accepted that increased growth vigor is seen in polyploids, which is apparently a key aspect of success under natural conditions [ 64].

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The problem with paying too much attention to barking dogs is that we may ignore the vigor with which they are wagged by fat tails over which they have no control.

Nonetheless, in today's world, subject to rapid changes and shaken by questions of great importance for the life of faith, in order to govern the ship of Saint Peter and announce the Gospel, it is necessary to have a certain vigor of body and soul, vigor, which in recent months, has diminished, forcing me to recognize my incapacity to administer well the ministry that has been entrusted to me.

The selection of actions, and the vigor with which they are executed, are influenced by the affective valence of predicted outcomes.

The vigor with which Hamas is responding to this challenge (perhaps too vigorous), ironically, would be difficult, if not impossible, by the US-trained Palestinian forces under General Dayton's instruction in the West Bank.