Sentence examples for more significant under from inspiring English sources
For instance our clustered matrices of significance score made immediately apparent that phenotypic changes were usually more significant under β-stimulation than β-blockade (consistent with iso and ate being administered to healthy animals housed in a reduced stress environment).
The problem, they said, could become more significant under President Obama's new health care law, which increases the amount of the discounts and promises to add millions of people to the Medicaid rolls.
The reduction is more significant under non-proportional loading than that proportional loading.
These effects are stronger and more significant under the spatial lag than under the OLS regression model.
Besides, the modulation of photoresponse by the piezo-phototronic effect is more significant under weak illumination condition.
It can be observed that MPMH-SRSC outperforms MPMH and TDMA in all cases, and the gap between MPMH-SRSC and MPMH is more significant under heavy load.
In contrast to the bipolar GSMA results, some GSMA bins produced more significant findings under the GSMA-broad (3 bins) model and others under the GSMA-narrow model (4 bins).
Ryanodine-sensitive Ca2+ stores are present in photoreceptors and have been proposed to help maintain Ca2+ levels within a physiological range optimal for normal function under dim lights, whereas store-operated calcium entry and transient receptor potential channels might have a more significant function under bright and prolonged illumination.
For over-expanded jets, the noise control effectiveness of the wire device appears more significant, compared to under-expanded jets.
However, combining SSd with radiation had a significantly increased inhibitory effect on HCC, and increased their sensitivity to radiation, especially under hypoxic conditions, which is more significant than that under oxic conditions.
However, even greater groundwater uptake by trees over longer timescales could cause more significant salt accumulation under pronounced drought conditions due to climate change.
