Sentence examples for in which drastic from inspiring English sources

A pilot experiment was performed to determine the treatment regimen with Boc5, in which drastic weight loss was observed following daily dosing especially at 3 mg (data not shown).

Germany provides an interesting example of a country in which drastic political and institutional changes affected land systems.

One case in which drastic effects were observed is that of the E117Q mutant, in which a 55000-fold loss of activity, an increase in the p Ka to >9, and a 1100-fold weaker Zn II) binding affinity were reported.

Next, we examine an event in which a drastic change of the wave characteristics was observed in association with the expansion phase onset of substorm.

This was significantly enhanced in IL-1β stimulated samples, in which a drastic proteoglycan release (50%) occurred in the upper half of the cartilage matrix.

NEW YORK TIMES   Volatility Spooks Retail Investors  |  After a year in which stocks experienced drastic swings, even professional money managers are not sure what is going to happen, and some ordinary investors have decided simply to give up, writes James Surowiecki of The New Yorker.

Such sums are a bit overdone in a day in which the Netherlands has imposed drastic cuts on government subsidies for other forms of theater.

Under all the scenarios that the I.P.C.C. panel considered, including an implausible one in which the world imposes drastic limits on carbon emissions right now, a "large fraction" of terrestrial and freshwater species face elevated extinction risks.

On Sunday the Times of India  ran an editorial headlined 'It's Time for a Clean-up' in which it argued that "drastic steps" were needed for a side that "fields terribly, bowls pathetically and capitulates cravenly while batting".

For Che, the flight is a drastic adventure, in which the complications internally suffered and pondered by Dial are boyishly simplified: happy that he is finally with his mother, he waits every day to be united with his father.

The adroitness with which he turned polytonality, for instance, to his advantage at a late stage of his career is astonishing, and no less so is the drastic manner in which he all but completely dismissed the sugariness that made so much of his earlier work too easily palatable and too quickly cloying.