Sentence examples for a substantially greater effect from inspiring English sources
He said: "In combination, such measures could have a substantially greater effect on sugar consumption than in isolation, bringing even greater relief to the over-stretched budgets of the UK's health services".
In contrast, vaccination campaigns that used postexposure vaccines would initially have a substantially greater effect reducing the number of TB cases than campaigns that used preexposure vaccines.
There is no evidence to suggest that the newer PDE5 inhibitors have a substantially greater effect than sildenafil, or that sildenafil resistant patients respond to other PDE5 inhibitors.
Increasing parity was associated with reductions in risk for ductal, lobular, tubular and mucinous cancers, with a substantially greater effect for mucinous cancers than for the other tumour types.
Again, stabilization of the polyA section of the CC had a substantially greater effect than that of the polyQ section, in good agreement with previous studies comparing the relative toxicity of polyQ and polyA expansions in Ataxin-7 (70).
We assume that the external populations have a substantially greater effect than the recipient population on the distribution of gene content in the pool of DNA fragments available for uptake by transformation or other processes.
One view is that SNPs may interact in subtle ways that lead to substantially greater effects than the effect due to any single SNP.
Unlike the situation in the cerebrocortical regions, the dose effect relationship for parathion was monotonic, with substantially greater effects at the higher dose.
41 PCV is rarely used in Thailand; our estimates suggest a substantially greater opportunity for PCV's indirect effects (i.e., prevention of disease in adults by vaccinating children) in Thailand than previously estimated.
GM mustard could reduce VAD disease burden by a substantially greater degree because of its potentially wider reach.
For human DNA, C→T,G and G→T,T led to a substantially greater reduction than alternatives despite their frequent similarities in their effects on sequence composition.
