Sentence examples for kind significantly from inspiring English sources
It is known that linguistic variables of this kind significantly influence the processing of verbal material (Moors et al., 2013; Võ, Conrad, Kuchinke, Urton, Hofmann, & Jacobs, 2009; Võ, Jacobs, & Conrad, 2006).
The 2010 debates between Cameron, the then prime minister Gordon Brown and the Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg were the first of their kind and significantly moved the polls when Clegg unexpectedly triumphed.
Fatigue cracking of any kind can significantly reduce the load carrying capability of a structure.
But according to Shapiro, when the realizing kinds differ significantly in their causally relevant properties for the function at issue, any shared laws or generalizations are "numbingly dull" (2000, p. 649): e.g., all realizers of mouse traps are used to catch mice; both camera eyes and compound eyes have the function to see.
It is also clear that plasma membrane transporter activity of various kinds are significantly up-regulated suggesting a very strong control of the electro-chemical transmembrane gradients, possibly also reflecting the changing chemical requirements of the motor neurons.
An Israeli study, believed to be one of the first of its kind, has found significantly higher cancer rates among European Jews who immigrated to Israel after the Holocaust than among those who left Europe for what is now Israel either before or during World War II.
This kind of porosity significantly affects the permeability, pressure drop and recovery factor in the reservoir.
Forced expression of HBB in KTA2 cell, which is a kind of ACL, significantly suppressed KTA2 growth.
The algorithms that apply mapping quality reduced this kind of bias significantly; however, the bias was not completely avoided.
Finally the total number of pieces of lifestyle advice given to the patient and the kind of advice significantly differs from the UK and US.
In all these respects, America is a different place now -- maybe not different enough to make divorce significantly kinder to children, but different enough to give us hope.
