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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a significantly" is not correct and usable in written English
It appears to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context. Example: "As a significantly important factor in the decision-making process, we must consider all options."
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In five years, she sees Chennai as a significantly different city.
The Hastert indictment strikes me as a significantly more questionable call.
Perhaps McIlroy, as a significantly more high-profile and handsomely rewarded Irish golfer simply has to deal with that.
By now the attendance figure had been announced as a significantly lower than average yet still a respectable 38,394.
The Environmental Protection Agency said the town of Libby can be added to the national Superfund list as a significantly hazardous site.
However, its side effects such as a significantly long bleeding time and hemorrhage have been scantly studied.
He relied heavily on the opinion of Judge Leo E. Strine Jr. in IBP v. Tyson Foods to describe a MAC as a "significantly durational" adverse event "expected to persist in the future".
People moving to a new home present another important phase: Respondent households with a heat pump as a primary heating system noted moving as a significantly more important factor than households with other primary heating systems.
Studies have failed to find consistent evidence that the prospect of a longer sentence acts as a significantly greater deterrent than a shorter sentence.
However, a decreased HR at the same individual work load was seen, as well as a significantly lower distress in the dimension pain of the NHP.
The older group demonstrated decreased joint excursion and increased time to initial response compared to the younger group, as well as a significantly slower mean BTSV.
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