Übersetzung für 'more strongly linked' von Englisch nach Deutsch

more strongly linked {adj}

stärker gebunden

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to be strongly linked to sth.

eng mit etw.^Dat. verbunden sein

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more strongly refuted {adj}

stärker widerlegt

strongly {adv}

kräftig

nachhaltig

stark

tief

dringend

eindringlich

inständig

nachdrücklich

strongly influenced {adj} {past-p}

stark beeinflusst

strongly curved {adj}

stark gebogen [z. B. medizinisches Instrumentarium]

to advance strongly

kräftig anziehen

less strongly {adv}

weniger stark

nicht so stark

schwächer

strongly unique {adj}

stark eindeutigmath.stat.

strongly closed {adj}

stark abgeschlossenmath.

strongly convergent {adj}

stark konvergentmath.

strongly intoxicated {adj}

stark angetrunkenmed.

• From the 1960s onward, first marital stability and later marriage formation became more strongly linked to the transition into stable employment for both men and women.
• People more strongly linked to situations where they are able to feel stronger connected and influenced.
• This finding is significant because visceral fat has been more strongly linked to the risk of disease compared to fat stored in other parts of the body.
• Since TF occupancy measures are thought to be a poor predictor of TF function at a given locus, Competition-ChIP is much more strongly linked to function than occupancy.
• In the course of the foundation discussions the state governments voiced misgivings from Saxe-Meiningen and Coburg as to whether being annexed by the new state would be advantageous for them, because the Franconian-influenced region south of the Rennsteig path had always been more strongly linked to Bavaria, both linguistically and socially.

• The goldfields region is more strongly linked to the impact of the Victorian Gold Rush than the discovery of gold in Victoria.
• He was offered a new contract by the "Blues", but was even more strongly linked with Bury following Southend's 3–2 defeat at Gigg Lane on the final day of the season, and manager Phil Brown said he "thought David Worrall showed where he really wants to be [...] their fans virtually chair-lifted him off the pitch at the end of the game".