Sentence examples for greatly for example from inspiring English sources

This is even the case where the respiratory organs introduced below differ greatly, for example, between the book lungs of scorpions (Polis 1990) and the tracheal system of insects (Grimaldi and Engel 2005).

Due to many uncertainties in the pilot carbon market, the CO2 price may fluctuate greatly, for example, the lowest CO2 price is 28 Yuan/t and the highest CO2 price can reach 140 Yuan/t in Shenzhen carbon market.

When the geometry of stream varies greatly, for example the river is very long but it is very shallow; the one-dimensional water quality modeling can be expressed as follows: E ∂ 2 C ∂ X 2 − V ∂ C ∂ X + kC = ∂ C ∂ t (7a).

These values are most apparent when the treatment modalities differ greatly, for example surgical versus non-surgical interventions.

The area and spatial distribution of remnant wildlands can vary greatly: for example, in some European regions, landscapes are composed of small fields separated by hedges with significant areas of woodland and the AE interface is highly developed.

The content of some cytokines varied greatly; for example, the expressions of MIP-2, IL-6, and GRO in UC-MSC-CM were significantly higher than those in ASC-CM, while the expressions of CD27 and neuregulin in ASC-CM were significantly higher than those in UC-MSC-CM.

Through the 1950s Clive Bell continued to see Picasso in the south of France rather than Paris; he was shown work in progress (he greatly admired, for example, the new ceramics) before relaxed and reminiscent lunches.

The population of Tamil Nadu has greatly benefited, for example, from its splendidly run mid-day meal service in schools and from its extensive system of nutrition and healthcare of pre-school children.

Mr. Basu said that while India invested well in higher education in the past — and benefited greatly by, for example, developing ties with Silicon Valley — the system had not developed quickly enough, leading India to fall behind countries like China and Malaysia.

If your activity varies greatly between, for example summer and winter, try to estimate an average.

However, when the value of p' is smaller and hand hygiene compliance is greater, which is generally the case, this risk greatly reduces For example, when p' = 0.2 and compliance is 40%, then the risk of transmission is only 0.5% (i.e. one in 200 journeys).