Sentence examples for more highly then from inspiring English sources

The final homology model was chosen because it enriched known DRD2 ligands and ranked agonists more highly then antagonists.

He has spoken persuasively about the potential for internationalising the Boots brand and its core branded products, which seem to be valued more highly in Europe then they are in Britain.

He was victorious by a neck over Hawk Wing, a more highly thought of stablemate, then he kept on winning.

Indeed, he says that it is why he decided to sell Equity Office: "If somebody makes a godfather offer"—one that values the company more highly than he does—"then I have a responsibility to take it, and I did".

Indeed, he says that it is why he decided to sell Equity Office: "If somebody makes a godfather offer" — one that values the company more highly than he does — "then I have a responsibility to take it, and I did".

Re "Enriching Uranium Only Gets Easier" (March 9): The decreasing difficulty of enriching uranium to nuclear bomb capability, as the process continues toward that goal, demonstrates why Iran was at least initially willing to ship out partially enriched uranium 235 and then retrieve the more highly enriched product from other nations that have done its work for them.

Rising inequality can create a more highly leveraged economy, and it can then make the economy vulnerable to a crash like 2008.

But if science is valuable because it produces new knowledge, then a world with more highly qualified scientists could bring more discoveries at a faster pace.

In maize, miR397 was more highly expressed in the tetrad stage and then rapidly declined in the mononuclear stage [ 23].

PathCards enables one to then view which genes are more highly represented within the constituent pathways.

At the descriptive level, then, it can be asked why schools taking in more highly qualified entrants should assess more than those taking less qualified entrants.