Sentence examples for was much less strong from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that it was much less strong than many associations between interictal anxiety and measures of ictal burden (Table 5).

"In Bujumbura, participation was much less strong, notably in the urban neighborhoods of Nyakabiga, Musaga, Cibitoke and even Ngagara," he said.

But this association was much less strong after adjusting for early sexual debut, suggesting that it was the early sex that led to the lower schooling level, not primarily the menstruation itself.

Such association was much less strong (quantitatively and qualitatively) for LA maximal volume (data not shown).

However, while most of the disomic strains (64/73) inherited either the EC33-gal allele of GAL3 or had a crossover between the RAD markers flanking the GAL3 locus, selection for the HXT loci (53/73) was much less strong.

Immunoelectron microscopy detection of Aβ was much less stronger than of APP, since optimal intracellular labeling with the antibodies for Aβ forms in our model requires pre-treatment with formic acid which is not compatible with EM processing.

She is much less strong writing for instruments, which mostly are used here to create long, repetitive patterns, melodic drones and rhythmic riffs in irregular meters.

But the fact of the matter is that many more lies are told out of cowardice than out of machiavellianism: we are much less strong and powerful than we like to pretend, and so are the people around us.

Contagion hangs together perfectly well as a movie, though sometimes it looks like a mosaic of earnestly tense mini-dramas represented by the ensemble cast: Soderbergh is much less strong on showing the fear and horror of ordinary people, and the massive sense of loss.

In Europe, where the California-style techno-libertarian ethos is much less strong, aspiring entrepreneurs are also less inclined to use existing DIY-Bio community groups as springboards for launching biotech startups: "Few DIY groups in Europe attempt to commercialize their products or skills, but prefer to provide research tools and protocols for the public" (Seyfried et al. 2014).

Also, further studies have either not found a similar relationship or found one that is much less strong one, raising serious objections to the hypothesis.