Sentence examples for more profound uses from inspiring English sources

("O.K., I got it … cool!") Talko's creators envision more profound uses of the app than this.

The vascularization and intergrowth of the connective tissue, which was penetrated with nerve fibers, at 8 weeks after subcutaneous implantation in Balb/c mice was more profound using the rS1/9 scaffolds.

The reduced interaction is even more profound using full-length N1437S mutant LRRK2 (Figure 9B) and comparable to the reduced interaction between full-length R1441C-LRRK2 ARHGEF7GEF7.

The authors hypothesized that measurement error might explain their findings, suggesting that "larger aggregation improves the representativity of the exposure estimates by decreasing exposure misclassification, which is more profound when using individual stations vs. regional averages" [ 31].

People think of it as computer hacking, whereas the way it's actually used or techplanned to be used is much more organized, has much more profound consequences, and uses our military capabilities as much more of an alternative to deal with an adversary.

Improvement in HbA1c was more profound in families using the ADMS more frequently.

Cross-orientation inhibition might have even been more profound had we used stimuli that matched the neuron's preferred orientation more closely.

Writing something in your own words is when you form sentences that are in a more profound form, or using simple words in long paragraphs.

They allude to dramas much more profound then their simple uses may suggest.

The ACT in melanoma requires more cells, more profound lymphodepletion and the use of IL-2 support to obtain optimal results25,26,27.

Reed's more profound ambition was to use rock's immediacy as a vehicle for a certain kind of literary approach.