Sentence examples for a dramatically increased number from inspiring English sources
"Indonesia does not have enough maximum security facilities to hold a dramatically increased number of extremists before and after trial," the IPAC report read.
As demonstrated in Figure 3b, DCM showed a dramatically increased number of TUNEL- positive cells than Ctrl and NAC.
In addition, the mature luminal subpopulation contained a dramatically increased number of CK5/6-expressing cells and fewer PR-positive cells, consistent with a perturbation in differentiation [ 6].
In non-ischemic livers of sham-operated rats only very few apoptotic cells were observed (Fig. 2A), whereas rats subjected to hepatic I/Ri had a dramatically increased number of apoptotic hepatocytes (Fig. 2B, p < 0.001).
We next tested the invasive ability of the Bcl-2 expressing cells through matrigel-coated filters and found only the Bcl-2-expressing cells invaded through matrigel, and exhibited a dramatically increased number of invading cells compared to the control cells (p < 0.01; Fig. 5c and d).
Ultimately, society is left with a dramatically increasing number of women who are both the single parent and the primary breadwinner with relatively low wages.
Just a few days ago, the White House spoon-fed a story to the same paper that portrayed the president as agonising over who should go on the "kill list" of targets for the dramatically increased number of US drone attacks against suspected terrorists.
Dramatically increased number of low-fit and obese incoming conscripts during last decades forces the military training programmes to adapt to these new challenges [ 28, 67, 78].
The advantages of using the Infinium 450K for such investigations mirror those in human tissues and include the dramatically increased number and broader genomic representation of CpG loci.
As a rare Westerner who settled here for the long term, Mr. Gan neatly fills the bill for a government that realizes that Japan must attract people from elsewhere in dramatically increased numbers, and yet remains jittery about large-scale immigration.
