Sentence examples for dramatically higher numbers from inspiring English sources

The dramatically higher numbers of children diagnosed with autism have led some to declare that there is autism epidemic.

But the likely result would be lower taxes and less regulation; cheaper insurance options for people in good health ― along with more difficult access for people at risk of getting sick; a proliferation of the junk plans that Obamacare is phasing out of existence and dramatically higher numbers of people struggling with medical bills because they have no coverage at all.

"Obviously, $6 million is a dramatically higher number than $100,000 and I am concerned that Stanford may not have been able to adequately monitor the degree of Dr. Schatzberg's conflicts of interest with its current disclosure policies," Grassley writes in a letter to Stanford University President John Hennessy.

The dramatically higher number of plasma cells within the deep dermis suggests a more pronounced immunologic response than in the superficial dermis.

These articles provide relatively numerous chemical gene interactions to capture, as reflected by the dramatically higher number of chemical gene interactions curated from all three issues of TS (40 992) compared with CBI (5176) and EHP (4468).

The dramatically higher number of hits retrieved using miRNA core sequences can be explained considering that FindMiRNA assigns with a low degree of precision the miRNA 5' end, as clearly stated by FindMiRNA authors.

However, there is one sub-region in the Americas with dramatically high numbers: the English-speaking Caribbean.

Furthermore, it's been previously reported that Facebook is losing its youth base in dramatically high numbers so, long story short, them having a dating app that matches you with friends of friends only really means one thing.

However, sonication of MWCNT-OH in a moderately hard reconstituted water suspension with 100 mg/L NOM and CB in DI water suspension resulted in dramatically higher airborne particle number concentrations compared with handling dry CNMs.

Very low particle number concentrations were detected during handling of hydrophilic CNMs, yet sonicating these hydrophilic CNMs, whether in a DI water suspension or a moderately hard reconstituted water suspension with 100 mg/L NOM, resulted in dramatically higher airborne particle number concentrations.

And in 2012, IHME's estimates of adult malaria deaths in sub-Saharan Africa were dramatically higher than WHO's numbers.