Sentence examples for dramatically shared from inspiring English sources

If some feature of gut bacteria (say, its diversity or the copious presence of some strain) is more dramatically shared by identical twins than by fraternal twins, scientists can infer that genes likely play a key role in determining that feature.

In 2013, Nielsen found that editorial content was the most trusted content a company could generate, but even more interesting is that the trust in that content jumped dramatically when shared socially.

All have brought down malaria cases dramatically and share a political commitment to the endgame.

The share of labour has gone up; the share of land has gone down dramatically; the share of capital has gradually declined; and the share of profits has remained about the same.

Loktev luxuriates, visually and dramatically, in the intimacies shared and the experiences garnered in the course of an adventuresome journey; she catches the bitter irony of the primal emotions that arise in the unsheltered wild.

Be prepared to see your relationship with your co-workers changing dramatically once you've shared with them your decision to leave.

Through modeling and evolutionary simulations, we demonstrate that 1) phosphatase sharing dramatically increases robustness of a bistable MAPK response, and 2) phosphatase-sharing cascades evolve faster than nonsharing cascades.

The full package of cuts, drawn up by Mr Stewart and his cabinet over the past six weeks, will see services scrapped, others shared and some "dramatically reorganised".

The company realized that building a community where members shared product information dramatically increased Memebox's user engagement to 25 minutes, up from about just three minutes when it was an e-commerce site.

However, recent progress has dramatically improved the recognition of shared elements of centromere kinetochore complexes (CKC).

The existence of these shared core regions dramatically reduces the potential for false positive discoveries since the likelihood of extended identical haplotypes being found in multiple breeds due to chance alone is close to nil.