Sentence examples for being more substantial when from inspiring English sources
In CryptDB [21] and related works, such as the framework for searching encrypted databases [22], the performance decreases with the use of cryptographic functions, being more substantial when increasing either the number of client or database sizes.
The benefits were more substantial when the whitefly completed its life cycle on the virus-infected plants (Table 2).
Specifically, the reduction of MMP-9 proteolytic activity following PEG minocycline-liposomes treatment was more substantial when cells were harvested after 6 hours than after 1 hour, both with PEG minocycline-liposome preparations containing CaCl2 or MgCl2 (Fig. 1A).
Performing single-step and multi-step growth curves (starting MOI = 0.1 and 3 respectively) further revealed that TSA-enhanced VVdd growth was more substantial when the virus was provided at a low MOI and allowed to spread (Figure 1d).
The involvement of octopamine neurons may be more substantial when non-nutritious sweet taste rewards are used, as has been shown in olfactory learning (Burke et al., 2012).
It appears that another SPT isoform (SPTLC3) has a preference for myristoyl-CoA (C14)(289) and the amounts of C16-sphingoid bases are more substantial when this SPT isoform is expressed.
In practice, however, the distorting effect of the remote component could be more substantial even when recording from healthy ventricular myocytes with sharply defined repolarization phases.
By contrast, Victoria McGeer believes that trust is more substantial or pure when the available evidence does not support it (2008).
The empirical findings indicate that specification bias can be more substantial than the sample selection bias when constructing a real estate price index.
The impacts from CAFO pollutant loadings to direct runoff are more substantial after such major effluent spills or when CAFOs are flooded and in direct contact with surface waters (Wing et al. 2002).
