Sentence examples for dramatically more significant from inspiring English sources
Fueled largely by the ill-fated 2014 Scottish Independence Referendum, the left-wing SNP (a pro-Independence Party) looks likely to be a dramatically more significant factor in the 2015 elections than in past campaigns.
The second act, pivoting on Christ's crucifixion and resurrection, seems tighter and more dramatically focused, perhaps because its orchestral interludes are more significant.
First, the QTL were more significant now than with model (1); sometimes significance increased dramatically, e.g., P-value changed from 10-4 to 10-21 for gene Reln.
In lipreading systems, the variations of the mouth's appearance caused by different poses are more significant than those caused by different speech classes and, therefore, recognition degrades dramatically when non-frontal poses are matched against frontal visual models.
As superior as we'd like to imagine ourselves, human brains aren't dramatically different from chimpanzee brains on a macroscopic level, but perhaps that just makes any differences we find even more significant.
And its impact on the protein function is more significant than nonsynonymous SNP in coding region [ 45], as the quantity of protein would change dramatically.
There are more significant challenges.
More significant, perhaps, is money.
There was something more significant.
"We're getting more Chinese master's students, and dramatically more freshmen," he said.
