Sentence examples for exceeds significantly from inspiring English sources

However the general energy consumption exceeds significantly the dimensioned figures for passive houses in Norway.

When the incidence angle is greater than 75°, the kinetic energy of the particles exceeds significantly the bound energy.

The lifetime of the sunspot formation zones exceeds significantly that of individual sunspots and may reach 15 20 rotations.

The results obtained in Nafion 117 show that catalyst utilisation in this electrode exceeds significantly the one for a commercial ELAT electrode at the same operation conditions.

Let us note that in this sample 3 with the narrowest QW, the linewidth of the interband transition exceeds significantly that of the intraband one, while in broad QWs, they are approximately the same (see, e.g., Figure 2; [7, 19]).

Note that in this consideration we assume a typical time of transition from free oxygen molecules to a bubble inside water to be brief compared to a typical lifetime of oxygen bubbles in water, and therefore the number density of oxygen molecules in bubbles exceeds significantly the current number density of free oxygen molecules inside water.

Taxes collected in Wales exceed significantly the budget of the national assembly, as the independent commission on the financing of Wales chaired by Gerry Holtham found.

Another observation is that the "OV time" in both the pre-assignment period and post-assignment period exceed significantly the video durations.

The specific growth rate of fish exposed to Tihan remained lower than the one of control fish during the first 2 weeks, but increased significantly from the 3rd week, exceeding significantly the SGR of control.

The relative bioavailability of folate following meal A exceeded significantly the suggested value of 50% for food folates by taking the dose-normalized area under the curve (AUC) following ingestion of meal B as reference.

That mark has been exceeded significantly: The companies -- which together account for about a third of all the calories in the marketplace -- reduced calories sold from 2007 through 2012 by an average of 78 per person, or 6.4 trillion total.