The phrase "a significantly closer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two or more things to indicate that one is much nearer to another in terms of distance, similarity, or relevance.
Example: "After the latest analysis, we found that the new model is a significantly closer match to the original specifications."
Alternatives: "much nearer" or "considerably closer".
Gansler spokeswoman Katie Hill said that the campaign's latest internal polling shows "a significantly closer race" than the Post data suggest.
Considering their relatively meagre resources, it will be difficult for Atletico to prevent the same thing happening again - although it may well be a significantly closer race this time around.
Other recent polls have showed a significantly closer race between Crist and Scott, including a January survey from the Democratic firm PPP that put Scott 2 points ahead.
Average value for CP was 0.01 below eSF, giving a significantly closer value compared to the one of SS (p<0.01).
Assuming the geometric GH-JRC derived from the post-operative CT-data to be our reference, the IHA showed a significantly closer approximation for the most generalized combination of shoulder movements.
Although the precise distances depicted in Figure 10 are subject to uncertainties, it is clear that the out-of-plane CH2 group of 1 makes a significantly closer approach to the side chain at position 78 than does alkene 2.
"If Barr got 8percentt, and you've got the higher African-American turnout from Barack Obama, then you'd have a significantly close race in the state," Mr. Isakson said.
Strong ZNF143+ expression showed a significantly close relationship to pathologically moderate to poor differentiation and highly invasive characteristics.
Here, we have revealed a significantly close relationship between these two GalNAc-Ts, and survival analyses further show significant differences, especially in a double-negative vs either-positive classification approach, which suggests complementary correlations between GalNAc-T3 and -T6.
In summary, the present findings demonstrate that the positive expression of GalNAc-T6 in pancreatic cancer has a significantly close relationship with the well to moderately histopathologic phenotype, absence of VI, and high incidence of early stage of the AJCC system, namely well-differentiated and non-invasive characteristics.
But here are wonders like Alfred E. Green's "Baby Face," an amazingly sordid pre-code shocker starring Barbara Stanwyck Joseph H. Lewiss's low-budget masterpiece of film noir, "Gun Crazy"; and John Ford's magnificent (but starless) "Wagon Master," streaming in a format significantly closer to their full glory.
