Sentence examples for as substantially more from inspiring English sources

The Institute for Fiscal Studies, which describes the new student finance system as "substantially more progressive", says its research shows that the poorest 30% of graduates, in terms of life-time earnings, will be better-off under the new regime.

The results indicated that participants evaluated the eating less meat (maximum of once or twice per week) behavior as substantially more beneficial for the environment in 2014 compared with 2010.

The replacement of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor with Justice Samuel L. Alito, of course, has also had some influence, as Justice Alito rates as substantially more conservative than she did.

But he couches them as "substantially more sophisticated and innovative", adding that they pose "more grave threats to the internet community".

But it sort of doesn't help anyone to express a viewpoint that comes off as substantially more brutal-minded than the Ezekiel 25:17 recitative from "Pulp Fiction".

As substantially more clinical lymph node staging information was available than is used for the clinical N-staging according to the UICC, we adapted the N-stage to match a more detailed method.

Therefore, contig sequences composed by at least five separate, tag containing ESTs were evaluated for the presence of an isolated- or crowded-reared specific tag, allowing us to classify them as carrying substantially more (i.e. each with a ratio ≥five to one) (i) crowded- or (ii) isolated-reared tags.

As expected, substantially more protein was bound to the ICL-containing DNA.

A key finding of this analysis is that no single C&RT-identified mixture emerged as being substantially more harmful than the rest.

Lahti-Koski et al. [ 38] reported that waist circumference increased by 2.7 cm in men and 4.3 cm in women over a 15-year period and women have been reported as having substantially more total adipose tissue than men [ 39].

As expected, substantially more genes exhibiting differential expression were detected when invasive tumors were compared with seven benign tumors (311 genes) (Additional file 4 details 311 transcripts) or four normal ovaries (89 genes) (Additional file 5 lists names of the 89 transcripts).