Sentence examples for a substantially deeper from inspiring English sources

The low relative proportions of 5hmC, 5fC and 5caC make their quantification by sequencing even more challenging than for 5mC, requiring a substantially deeper representation of the genome to detect alleles occurring at low frequencies.

Most of the transcribed genomic positions detected in the López-Barragán et al. dataset were also detected in this study (Additional file 2: Figure S2A), suggesting both datasets are consistent and that our dataset represents a substantially deeper coverage.

Still, cuts in a bill to be released tomorrow will be substantially deeper than the trim the House leadership originally said they would make, putting hundreds of government programs and discretionary funds in jeopardy.

United said that its loss would be substantially deeper than the loss of $2.82 a share that analysts had forecast.

I hope that the president's promised review of "America's missions, capabilities and our role in a changing world" will yield a more realistic approach to defense that enables him to propose substantially deeper cuts at the Pentagon.

At first, it just sounds like a lyrical tic, but by the time you reach I'm Getting Ready – "to believe" – it's pretty clear that it runs substantially deeper than that.

The opposite occurs during the warm months, when the boundary layer is substantially deeper than that in winter and thus scavenges aerosols that are close to the ground.

The problem will require substantially deeper insights into the architecture, dynamics, and coupling of polyketide assembly lines.

Such a shape is typical for a high content of alpha-helix and some beta structures because of the high zero-crossing and the substantially deeper minimum at 208 nm than that at 222 nm.

While the large width of this trap state distribution function covering wavelengths between 1350 and 1600 nm does not allow one to specify the exact nature of the trap states, we can rule out that they are generated solely by partial oxidation since oxidation results in substantially deeper trap states (see Figure S8).

"They are an investment company and have substantially deep pockets.