Sentence examples for environments dramatically from inspiring English sources

The research found that exposure to personal risk in hostile environments dramatically increased that risk.

Thus far, Glass has been a hit in warehouse and factory environments, dramatically improving how workers can access information while keeping both hands free.

However, it is unlikely that school and neighbourhood environments dramatically change in one week (e.g. facilities at school, school policies, traffic lights and crossings in the neighbourhood).

With age, the muscle environment dramatically changes and becomes unsupportive for the regenerative responses of satellite cells [ 5, 38, 39].

The cyclic wet-dry environments could dramatically deteriorate the sample surface and increase the corrosion rate of the materials.

These findings imply that bacteria indigenous to granitic environments could dramatically affect the hydrological regime, which could be particularly important if repository construction generates new nutrient supplies into the ground water system.

In order to help distinguish Super Mario Galaxy 2 from its predecessor, the staff originally wanted the whole game to revolve around the concept of "switching," in which the game's environments would dramatically change under certain conditions.

Seed yield of the Bur ecotype was also significantly (P < 0·001) different in the two environments, being dramatically reduced under Cvi conditions.

However, the similarities in larval habitats suggest that evolutionary pressures exerted by these urchins' respective environments may dramatically differ between larval and adult stages.

Recent studies have found that changes to fetal and early life environments can dramatically alter DNA methylation and histone acetylation of specific gene promoters (44– 46) and that the effects can be transferred to the subsequent generations (47).

Consequently, plasticity across environments declined dramatically during selection until the complete loss of environmental sensitivity occurred after 10 generations of selection for heat resistance (F1, 112 = 1.11, P = 0.6558).