Sentence examples for more so than do from inspiring English sources

But it also serves as a psychological frontier, arguably even more so than do the undergrounds of London and Paris.

The same is true for postdocs, according to a new study released today, which shows that a well-structured environment pays off in greater productivity, more so than do salary and benefits.

The survey, conducted by the scientific society Sigma Xi and released this week ( sigmaxi.org ), suggests that a well-structured environment for postdocs pays off in greater productivity, more so than do salary and benefits.

This country's gay revolution, Mr. Bram notes, "began as a literary revolution," far more so than did the civil rights or women's movements.

Krim, along with her husband, Arthur, had the ear of Lyndon B. Johnson, apparently more so than did Dean Rusk, his secretary of state, and Robert McNamara, his defense secretary.

While some of this can be attributed to standard preseason sloppiness, it's becoming clear -– particularly in a much-improved Eastern Conference -– that the prolonged recovery of Rose, the team's All-Star point guard,  could spell trouble for Chicago's overall success, even more so than did his more sporadic absences a season ago.

We found that live PAO1 increased MCP-1 secretion more so than did dead PAO1, supernatants, and LPS.

Similarly, in our own study, the children may well have treated child faces as ingroup members more so than did the adults.

Students, however, reported that the neutral ad promoted sports more so than did the exposure ad.

Another student indicated that "taking the course as freshman got me excited about my major more so than doing canned experiments typical of Introductory Biology labs".

With regard to plasma, the addition of normal saline increases the value from baseline of chloride more so than does sodium.