Sentence examples for accept significantly more from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON -- Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called on the United States to accept significantly more Syrian refugees than it already has in an interview Sunday. .

WASHINGTON -- Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called on the United States to accept significantly more Syrian refugees than it already has in an interview Sunday.

Besides accepting significantly more air traffic at lesser-used secondary airports, as airlines dispatch small regional jets on ever-more-important feeder routes, the country needs to commit to building 50 miles of new runways at major airports by 2010, he said.

Respondents with a degree or above accepted significantly more overdetection than respondents with lower levels of education, although this was apparent only in the scenario with higher benefit.

Using a single-shot UG paradigm, Harlé et al. (2010) found that although depressed individuals reported a more negative emotional reaction to unfair offers, they accepted significantly more of these offers than did the controls [ 32].

Women accepted significantly more overdetection in breast cancer than in bowel cancer (medians 150 and 120 for scenario 1, P<0.001; and 314 and 231 for scenario 2, P<0.001), and, similarly, men accepted more overdetection in prostate cancer than in bowel cancer (medians 126 and 112 for scenario 1, P=0.006; and 231 and 199 for scenario 2, P<0.001).

Men have significantly more testosterone than women.

The F332S mutation broadens substrate specificity of the WaaL glycosyltransferase allowing it to efficiently accept a significantly more bulky initiating MurNAc with an attached oligopeptide stem.

He found that cultural norms did play a big role: Diplomats from countries where corruption was more accepted accumulated significantly more unpaid parking violations at least until 2002, when the city, in an agreement with the State Department, cracked down on violators and began to collect on unpaid tickets.

People aged 50 or over accepted significantly less overdetection, whereas people with higher education levels accepted more; 29% of respondents had heard of overdetection before.

Patients who did not accept CBT were significantly more fatigued, had more functional impairments and higher psychological distress at follow-up compared to patients who accepted CBT (Table 2).