Sentence examples for considerable more than from inspiring English sources

The Group 3 rats had lower leukocyte levels, evidently due to a considerable (more than twofold) decrease in lymphocyte counts.

However, the length between the ankle and heel is considerable more than that for a human foot, that is, 0.25 m.

These values are 11.8 RPKM (which is considerable more astringent than the usual cut-off of RPKM > 1) and 0.40 coverage (a metric that is astringent and useful in its own way, see later on).

While some members ended with considerable more sympathy for traditional philosophy than they displayed in the Circle's heyday, others stuck to their guns.

In contrast, when comparing the prevalence of comments it appears hospice patients place considerable more emphasis upon social rather than physiological needs.

He had paid a considerable sum – more than £1,000 – and felt confident that it was worth more.

This makes it possible to bring the Kordas' horses, boarded at considerable expense more than an hour away, to the farm.

Even though Senator Evan Bayh has taken himself out of the presidential race, he still has a considerable asset: more than $10 million in campaign donations.

As two Bloomberg News reporters pointed out last week, both Chicago and Los Angeles spend a considerable amount more than New York does on its parks, as a percentage of overall budget.

However the potential significance is, we feel, considerable, and more than sufficient to warrant the present study.

Acetylation has received considerable attention more than any other chemical modification technique known (Rowell et al. 1994).