Sentence examples for factor much more from inspiring English sources
Cheryl Cole, having rightly come to the conclusion that she needs X Factor much more than it needs her, has returned too.
Typically, the matrix H represents the orthogonal factor much more compactly than Q.
The answer to this question has recently come from studies showing that MYC is a transcriptional factor much more promiscuous in terms of the number and types of its target genes than what is suggested by the simple distribution and abundance of the MYC cognate sequence called the E-box in the genome.
If they act selfishly, there are chances that this conduct is inherited by them from their family, unless there has been a factor much more influencing than the family.
But Guatemala's history of greater income disparities, between the upper classes and the rural indigenous population, made the effects of negative economic factors much more devastating.
As the study shows the habitat of hippopotamus in Lake Tana and its environs were highly reduced due to mainly human factors; much more emphasis should be placed on preserving of this vulnerable species in the study area.
The presence of dental tipping and marked diastema in the arch, even in the presence of symmetrical smile (simulation B), were disharmonious aspects less tolerated in a smile by all categories of evaluators, although orthodontists seem to tolerate these factors much more than the other categories.
By the end of the study period, GPs were treating cardiovascular risk factors much more aggressively than in 1999.
Other factors much more difficult to measure, such as corruption or the countries' willingness and capacity to negotiate with monopoly providers, could explain some differences.
Substantial differences across almost all other baseline characteristics were observed between the cohorts, with the prevalence of fracture risk factors much more common in RA patients than non-RA subjects.
The differences observed between Mini-B's effects on the small detergent micelles of SDS and DPC versus its effects on the larger lipid micelles of LMPC, LMPG, and LMPC+LMPG underline that the protein lipid interactions are governed by factors much more subtle than just the electrostatic charge of the headgroups.
