Sentence examples for dramatically to the degree from inspiring English sources
I've never seen — and this is after having been to numerous conflicts — a society deteriorate so rapidly, so dramatically, to the degree that Iraq's has.
Fungal CFU responded dramatically to the application of BS and M to a lesser degree; the response to AH was less pronounced and mixed.
Astrocytes are an appropriate cell type to analyze flow-dependent changes in attachment because flow has been shown to dramatically influence the degree of attachment, and to a lesser extent astrocyte morphology [ 14].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02792.017 In this study, we describe evolutionary adaptations of the histone H2A whereby single arginines in the NTD function to dramatically affect the degree of genome compaction.
The EPC adjustments could cause the underlying disturbance patterns to be embedded in the control chart, thus dramatically increasing the degree of difficulty to identify the behavior of process disturbances.
Here we report that distinct growth and survival conditions dramatically alter the degree and specificity of C. jejuni binding to various carbohydrate structures, including differential binding to mannose (Man) and N-acetylneuraminic acid (Neu5Ac -containing glycaNeu5Ac -containing
We experimentally show that DSA has a phase-transition or threshold behavior, in that its solution quality degenerates abruptly and dramatically when the degree of parallel executions of distributed agents increases beyond some critical value.
In the simulated network, there are some cases where optimal placement on its own cannot sufficiently reduce power flows in some underground cables, even though it does dramatically reduce the degree of overloading.
Rather, the Court's primary concern was with new methods of invading privacy that, if left outside the scope of the Fourth Amendment, could dramatically shrink the degree of privacy that individuals had historically enjoyed.
During sepsis and SIRS, the plasma concentrations of apoM decrease dramatically, the degree of decrease reflecting the severity of the disease.
