Sentence examples for more significant while from inspiring English sources

Also, with increasing grinding time, the NIR absorption became more significant while the visible absorption decreased.

In urban areas, this change may be more significant, while in relatively isolated rural areas, the traditional concept of marriage may still play a role.

Test results show that the efficiency of the proposed EWSC system is more significant while the test system getting bigger and complicated as well as the stabilized water pressure increase.

Validation results highlighted that the spatial architecture of the Bayesian network is advantageous in standard conditions, where a priori knowledge is more significant, while mono-dimensional time series revealed to be more valuable in the few cases of non-recurrent congestion conditions observed in the data set.

Some believe that electro- and chemoreception are more significant, while others point to the nictating membrane as evidence that sight is important.

Historian William James notes that under normal political circumstances the action would have had more significant ramifications, while Edward Pelham Brenton claims that the French deliberately ignored the report out of fear of antagonising Britain.

It is possible that for HHV-8, the immune status of the child plays a more significant role while in case of EBV it is the status of the transmitters that is more important.

TreeFix-DTL, which relies on a fixed support threshold, shows signs of more significant overfitting; while MowgliNNI substantially underfits the species tree, at least with the default parameters used here.

More significant, his movies, while never ceasing to court the appetites (and the dollars) of a public hungry for spectacle, have also been, to an extent that his skill makes it easy to underestimate, challenging and serious works of popular art.

The effect of the organoclay barriers was more significant for ethofumesate, while the effect of organoclays for terbutryn was close to that of certain organic residues.

The smaller Prandtl numbers in Table 2 suggest a greater rate of thermal diffusion compared to momentum diffusion so that heat conduction is more significant than convection, while P r = 10 (for example, water at 1 bar and 280 K) is indicative of processes where convection is more effective than conduction.