Sentence examples for found drastic from inspiring English sources

We found drastic differences between tunnels predicted in the crystal structures as opposed to those predicted in the ensembles [3].

This method was first introduced as a robust tool by Vapnik (2000) and has found drastic applicability in the field of regression estimation owing to its many attractive features and higher generalization ability in comparison to traditional ANNs.

We tested a CoMgO catalyst and monitored the initial product formation within 2 s of exposure to CO as well as the time dependence of high molecular weight products (in a 60 s window) and found drastic changes in the product selectivity.

That's according to a study of an apartment complex for formerly homeless people in Charlotte, N.C., that found drastic savings on health care costs and incarceration.

The same study also found drastic decrease in the egg production of queen bees in these colonies and goes on to claim that "electromagnetic radiation exposure provides a better explanation for Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) than other theories".

Additionally, we found drastic changes of regulatory microRNAs (miRNAs) in MDCs as compared to fresh cardiomyocytes.

Comparatively, it is lesser addressed due to stringent requirements of high accuracy, fast response and the desirable alignment with industrial standards and practices such that the users will not find drastic transition when adopting this new technology.

The survey found a drastic difference in opinion between Democrats and Republicans.

"I decided on the fast because many people found it drastic and rather controversial – especially my family".

The Warwick Commission on the future of cultural value found a drastic fall in arts GCSEs ever since Gove downgraded them – a 50% drop in design and technology, drama down by 23%and25%5% fewer taking craft subjects.

The survey also found a drastic change in the cohabitation rate of couples before marriage: It was 1.8 percent in 1970, in the middle of the Cultural Revolution, but had risen to 32.6 percent by 2000.