Sentence examples for greatly compared with from inspiring English sources
Insider attacks this year have increased greatly compared with 2011, when there were 35 over 12 months, arousing concern in the coalition, as well as in Western capitals.
While the tawdry aspects of the case will draw the headlines, the investigation has lessons for companies about how to deal with corruption issues while doing business in China, whose approach to investigations differs greatly compared with that of the authorities in the United States.
The volume expanded greatly compared with the corresponding gel before combustion.
The electrochemical signal was improved greatly compared with the PANI or the GR modified electrodes, respectively.
On the other hand, by using relays, the throughput of the distant UEs improves greatly compared with the closer UEs.
It can be seen that the thermal conductivity of the different greases is improved greatly compared with silicone base.
The culture of human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) in vitro proved that the cell proliferation ratio of both the aminolyzed and the biomacromolecules-immobilized PU membranes was improved greatly comparing with the control PU.
Results indicate that multivariate calibration based on NUV/PLS method has improved the practicability greatly comparing with the univariate regression in urinary citrate analysis because of its high sensitivity and validity of prediction.
As seen in Table 2, the R s values of the doped samples were greatly decreased compared with the undoped sample, and the R s value of LiCr0.05Ni0.475Mn1.475O3.95F0.05 decreased greatly.
The genetic sequence, described in a paper published online last week by The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is extremely compact, with smaller "families" of genes and the regions between genes greatly reduced compared with the DNA of other organisms.
Though their importance is greatly reduced compared with what it was during the Allende years, they continue to cling both to his image and his program, which has the effect of implying that the Socialists have abandoned their principles.
