Sentence examples for dramatically significantly from inspiring English sources

In RC-South, the number and lethality of IED attacks is up dramatically; significantly, in some areas the number of IEDs reported by the public to ANSF or ISAF forces is also up, reflecting public support for the Government.

But an apparently subtle change over the last few months has shifted the balance of power dramatically, significantly weakening the position of the FIA under its president Jean Todt and strengthening that of Ecclestone.

Importantly, in vivo experiments demonstrate that BRNP treatment can dramatically and significantly prolong islet graft survival compared to bilirubin treatment.

Furthermore, the disruption of NOX gene dramatically and significantly reduced IL-4-induced IL-6 expression in NOX knockout mice (B6.129S6-Cybbtm1Din/J).

Artificial light in the nest box dramatically and significantly affected sleep behaviour, causing females to fall asleep later (95 min; while entry time was unaffected), wake up earlier (74 min) and sleep less (56%).

During the process of coal exploitation or gas drainage, the ground stress and gas pressure of adjacent coal seams decrease dramatically, which significantly changes the fracturing, thereby increasing the coal permeability.

We found that blockage of Syk reduced the activation ratio and peak intensity dramatically, and significantly increased the delay time (Fig. 7B D), suggesting that Syk is important for P-selectin-induced calcium signaling of neutrophils under flow.

TLR2-deficient mice demonstrated impaired clearance of SE bacteremia, with dramatically and significantly higher peripheral blood concentrations of SE at 24 and 48 h (Fig. 6).

CD4+ T-cells obtained from rats subjected to DSTx4+LTx were much less responsive to alloantigen-induced proliferation such that the proliferative activity of CD4+ T-cells obtained from LEW animals at 30 and 100 days following LTx was dramatically and significantly decreased as compared to naïve CD4+ T-cells (Fig. 2B).

§ HIV treatment for children under 15 has risen dramatically, most significantly in sub-Saharan Africa.

However, the number of leucocytes increased dramatically, most significantly during the 48 h before death.