Sentence examples for more significant extent of from inspiring English sources
Surprisingly, the injection of galantide induced a more significant extent of cell death than genetic ablation of GalR1.
Moreover, CD results demonstrated that C2 complex induced alteration of HSA conformation to more significant extent compared to C1.
Indeed, with numerous validation studies demonstrating accurate mass predictions of extant taxa from physical and digital volumetric models [4], [6] [7; see above] we would argue that conducting sensitivity analyses on models of extinct taxa represents a far more significant measure of the extent to which meaningful mass predictions can be obtained for these animals.
Moreover, recruitment can be viewed of as a surrogate marker of more significant markers of success, such as the extent to which the trial question has been successfully addressed [ 1].
Having gone through numerous passages, established cancer cell lines bear the risk of differing to a more or less significant extent from their original parent cell line.
He added that actors are to a significant extent "victims of what people choose to put on our TVs".
Those were more significant to a certain extent, because it had to do with the leaking of potential US allies and had so much to do with Iran and Saudi Arabia.
On the whole, however, the report appeared to be more significant for the paucity of support by Communist bloc nations than for the extent of it.
As for modulation parameters, modulation extent has been reported to be much more significant for the perception of tremor than modulation rate [9,10].
More significant problem is that the axial extent of the excitation volume is progressively broadened in a turbid medium as the imaging depth increases, which further increases the background noise [ 12].
While that is true to a limited extent, the more significant finding is that successful managers, regardless of nationality, share certain common characteristics that are related to subleties of the communications process.
