Sentence examples for existed much more from inspiring English sources
Struve and his co-worker G. P. Gerasimov expanded on that work, finding in 1929 that interstellar calcium existed much more widely.
Struve and his co-worker G.P. Gerasimov expanded on that work, finding in 1929 that interstellar calcium existed much more widely.
Taken together, these observations indicate that there existed much more changed genes in sample at 48 h after irradiation (R48 h) compared with control (C48 h).
While some research exists, much more is needed.
In realistic situations, moreover, there exists much more complex and uncertain information communication in complex networks, and time delay is not simple just like ({x_{i}}(t - tau)) but much more like ({x_{i}}(t - {tau_{1}}(t))), ({x_{i}}(t - {tau_{2}}(t))), and ({x_{i}}(t - {tau_{3}}(t))).
This is partly because I'm an air sign, and exist much more in my head than in my body.
Now, kids' cinema is more or less dominated by Pixar, and while I enjoyed Finding Nemo as much as the next 11-year-old, for all their advancements in graphics and design, at the end of the day I find a talking frog that actually exists much more relatable than a digitized fish saved on some hairy guy's computer.
In general, the glycosidically bound form exists much more abundant than the free form [ 3, 4].
Today, there exist much more detailed models of this system than the relatively simple Tyson model, e.g. [ 43, 47- 49].
It is something which exists much more in the eyes of the outside world than in the eyes of its own citizens.
