Sentence examples for more substantial among from inspiring English sources

Significant fine-scale SGS combined with limited pollen dispersal may impose a fitness cost due to elevated inbreeding depression or incompatible matings in self-incompatible species (Fig. 1), and this is likely to be more substantial among smaller flowered species for the reasons given above.

Furthermore, the lesser odds of SGA for subsequent births were more substantial among married women compared to unmarried women.

This is recorded as "spontaneous tuberculin negative" in the table and was more substantial among women than among men, an observation which is in concordance with the faster decline of bacillary tuberculosis in women.

SVR12 rates declined with increasing viral load, with a slight reduction among patients without baseline NS5A RAPs, and a more substantial reduction among those with baseline L31 or Y93H polymorphisms.

Carney expects that Republican efforts to build more substantial margins among well-educated affluent whites will fail: Upscale white suburbs have steadily trended Democratic.

The DPM has also reported more substantial hemoglobin declines among black patients [ 17].

Among sulfonylurea therapy patients, both black and white patients showed drops in adherence levels within three months of initial medication therapy, with a more substantial decrease occurring among black patients.

Among more substantial dishes, a standout is Adam's Virginia Ham and Farm Eggs — a chicken-and-pork broth filled with poached egg, flecks of ham, cranberry beans, sweet potato, kale, salsa-verde-laden bread, and purslane.

From there, however, it hopes to build toward something more substantial, both through acceptance among early adopters and a fine-tuning of the multi-purpose robot's functionality.

A more substantial increase was observed among older children aged 10-15 yrs (X = 77.58; p < .001).001

65 A trial designed to compare the efficacy of liraglutide and sitagliptin published in 2010 reported more substantial reductions in HbA1c among patients who received 1.8 mg liraglutide (−1.50%; 95% CI −1.63 to −1.37) and 1.2 mg liraglutide (−1.24%; 95% CI −1.37 to −1.11; n = 221) than those treated with sitagliptin (−0.90%; 95% CI −1.03 to −0.77; n = 219).