Sentence examples for is instead greater from inspiring English sources

If the mutant's initial reproductive rate is instead greater than one, the mutant will invade the virus population if it is not initially stochastically lost.

Possibly, the amount of resources used is not constant, but is instead greater during blocks that include high-reward trials (e.g., 1,000 points for either task) than during blocks with mediocre rewards for both tasks.

People are trying to guess whether other investors are thinking that yet others are thinking that the stock market is "dangerous," or whether it is instead a great time to invest.

They find that greater financial incapability is instead associated with greater mental stress, lower life satisfaction, and reported health problems (like anxiety or depression).

It is, instead, one of the great food movies in recent memory.

His greatest legacy is instead the label he founded the following year, Dance Mania, which alongside Trax came to define Chicago house and laid the groundwork for today's club culture.

To the south it is generally absent from the Central and South Coast, and is instead found west of the Great Divide across South West Slopes and Riverina and to the Murray River.

Canada and the Union of South Africa were instead seeking greater independence from London, and there was little enthusiasm for many of Bruce's more ambitious plans for inter-empire trade and policy cooperation.

However, Nitschke says the Perth man did not appear to be clinically depressed, and was instead under great stress because he believed the police were investigating him over the death of his ex-wife three years ago.

At a time when technology-driven disruption is supposed to be demolishing older firms, we are instead seeing a greater percentage of the workforce joining mature companies instead of younger ones.

They are instead fighting for greater leverage in on-again-off-again peace talks that have been taking place in Ethiopia.