Sentence examples for correspondingly much more from inspiring English sources
If emissions continue to rise at current rates, that would mean much more carbon must be disposed of, and make CCS correspondingly much more expensive when it is needed, meaning measures to reduce emissions now would also be necessary.
Cardiologist colleagues showed that the 2-min half-life for DEA/NO (6) in physiological buffer translated to a profound but brief drop in blood pressure on bolus intravenous administration in rabbits, while 10-fold greater doses of the longer-lived analogue SPER/NO (9) had a blunted immediate effect but one that was correspondingly much more prolonged.
In the current study, enhancement of sugar sink strength may directly push the carbon fluxes toward lipid biosynthesis, or indirectly enhance sugar metabolism, and correspondingly provide much more precursors for seed lipid biosynthesis.
Correspondingly, the tagged peptides were much more potent than the corresponding non-tagged ones in causing membrane rupture of, and leakage from, anionic and bacteria-mimicking DOPE/DOPG liposomes.
The broader question of universal common ancestry is much more ambitious and correspondingly difficult to assess.
Most strikingly, forager-upregulated genes were much more highly connected and correspondingly more conserved, while nurse-upregulated genes were less connected, and more rapidly evolving and less conserved.
Almost all the élite colleges saw a jump in applications this year, partly because they now recruit much more aggressively internationally, and acceptance rates were correspondingly lower.
Closer to the peak of the tuning function and to the base on either side, firing rates changed much more slowly, and the discrimination values were correspondingly lower.
He was the protagonist in a much more gripping reality show and his behaviour became correspondingly theatrical.
The more complex cases, such as Brady's, are correspondingly much less predictable.
They get paid much more, and their safety standards are (and should be) correspondingly higher.
