Sentence examples for drastically explains from inspiring English sources

"The significant rise in patent applications from most scientific fields, especially in biotech, computer, and telecommunication technologies, and a high demand for the granting of Europe-wide patents" require the office to increase its staff number drastically, explains Rainer Osterwalder, press secretary of the EPO.

Although the finished works look drastically different, Toor explains his actual execution process doesn't change much across different mediums.

This increases the available amount of β-CTF as a substrate for γ-secretase cleavage and, thereby, explains the drastically increased generation of Aβ40 and Aβ42 (Fig 2B).

Zimbabwe's gross domestic product has contracted drastically since 2000, explained Dr. Salama.

This notion explains why dimerization of myosin drastically changes the dynamic property of actomyosin (Heissler and Sellers 2016b).

As seen in Fig. 1, the IFT reduced drastically upon the addition of surfactant concentration which explains the surface adsorption and aggregative properties of the surfactant.

"... my religious beliefs (or lack thereof) changed drastically today while building a pre-fab in S[econd] L[ife]," explains Saluko in the description of the digital icon on the classifieds site SLExchange.

Differences in membrane lipid composition between bacterial and eukaryotic cells (absence of acidic phospholipids and presence of sterols) drastically reduce susceptibility of eukaryotic cells to many cationic peptides [ 69] and explains the specific antimicrobial properties of BP100 derivatives.

He also claimed the wider war on terror explains (and justifies) the war in Iraq because the attacks of September 2001 drastically altered the acceptable level of risk: "we were attacked and therefore every threat had to be reanalysed".

Doug explains, "We believe providing an environment in which to learn comfortably can drastically aid the the growth and education of young people".

By using multi-target drugs we can decrease the functionality of entire protein cascades, which explains how multi-target design can produce more effective results, while not influencing drastically any components within the system.