Sentence examples for more interestingly that from inspiring English sources
This week we learnt that, for all Stannis's faith in his Red Priestess, he still sees Davos as his conscience – and, more interestingly, that Davos knows it.
Experimental work in the early 1960s appeared to show that nonkernel sentences took longer to process than kernel sentences and, even more interestingly, that the processing time increased proportionately with the number of optional transformations involved.
Second, and much more interestingly, that degraded stimuli, both blurred and with added noise, have a greater detrimental effect on legibility for older participants than younger participants, and that this change can be best and most simply described as a horizontal shift of the function used to fit the data.
Results from wide variety of experimental settings show that the self-taught learning method improves the classification rate when the amount of labeled data is small and, more interestingly, that consistent improvement can be achieved for a wide range of unlabeled data sizes.
Figure 2 shows that except for the binding of patient B, saliva of Lea−b+ but not of Lea+b− individuals bound the virus (P<0.001) but more interestingly that Lewis status (positive vs negative) could not predict binding.
Even more interestingly, that contacts who developed symptoms consistent with TB (persistent cough, haemoptysis, fever, X-ray changes, etc) between the two visits showed a significant increase in the expression of IL-4 mRNA between entry to the study and follow-up, reaching a level equivalent to that seen in untreated TB patients.
More interestingly, individuals that were less agreeable/more extraverted tended to have more active traffic on average for the first four semesters but had less active traffic on average in the last two semesters.
More interestingly, Apple said that Face ID needs "your attention" — specifying that means a user's eyes have to be open and on the device for Face ID to work.
More interestingly we show that Cry1Ac is properly folded retaining its receptor binding capacities and toxicity.
More interestingly, we find that Crohn's disease is also linked to malaria (Figure 1).
More interestingly, we observe that neuroprotection by leptin is associated with increased levels of p-STAT3 in the neurons of the cortical penumbra.
