Sentence examples for dramatically or not from inspiring English sources

What happens after that, whether a miracle turns the direction of policy dramatically or not, is the key to economic growth and market performance in the decade ahead.

However, often f ˆ or K do depend on ω and without a good preconditioner the convergence of iterative methods (in particular for large frequencies) is dramatically slow or not realizable.

Moreover, mutational effects that do not dramatically lower, or completely abolish, complex stability cannot be probed using this assay.

With more than 22,000 boxes to be checked in the unprecedented recount of all votes cast, the teams must speed up dramatically or Afghanistan will not have a new president until 2015.

At the same time, with the threat of a North Korean invasion dramatically diminished--whether or not Pyongyang was responsible for the ship sinking--Washington looks increasingly at other "dual uses" of American forces stationed in the peninsula.

Reporting these variants or not dramatically affects the fractions of individuals who will have a positive test report.

The ranges are based on literature reports or general domain knowledge and their sizes can vary dramatically, depending on whether or not a parameter is readily measurable by experiments or not.

The epimerite appears to be a very dynamic structure whose shape dramatically changes depending on whether or not it is embedded into the host epithelium.

Interestingly, topographic features having biomimetic size scale dramatically increased cell adhesion whether or not substrates had been precoated with collagen I. Albumin production in primary hepatocytes cultured on 400 nm pitch substrates without collagen I was maintained over 10 days and was considerably higher compared to albumin synthesis on collagen-coated flat substrates.

"This is an economy that can expand, but not dramatically or quickly," said Philip M. Condit, chief of the Boeing Company and chairman of the Business Roundtable, the lobbying group of top executives that conducted the survey.

Whether or not it is dramatically necessary will be debated, so it's a risky gambit.