Sentence examples for more notably than from inspiring English sources

Few experiments have demonstrated this more notably than one published in 1999 by researchers at Harvard.

When is too small, by increasing the value of N, the computing time necessary increases more notably than for others.

Young said he didn't want to suffer the same fate as Pau Gasol or Dwight Howard, who were criticized for underperforming at times during their Lakers tenures, Howard more notably than Gasol.

However, qualitative alterations in junctional structure were observed in some junctions of the choriocapillaris in prednisolone treated cultures more notably than in control cultures.

In our study, insulin resistance in women seemed to be more notably than in men influenced by lipid disorders, i.e. positively by serum triglycerides and inversely by HDL-cholesterol.

The ADI cell growth of CE cells (CE1, CE2, and CE3) was more notably impacted than E cells (E2 and E4) when treated with increasing levels of a TPL2 inhibitor (Figure 4D).

The value of ΔTU 09 (LT) decreases more notably on the dusk side than on the dawn side.

Consistently, PGC-1β expression was more notably upregulated in RA-FLS than in OA-FLS.

Thus, Ccl3 −/− affects weight more notably in Npc1 −/− mice than in Npc1 +/− mice.

Ruest was governed by a moral code not notably more elevated than his sister's.

But then it was notably more tepid than it had been after the third movement.