Sentence examples for more substantially defined from inspiring English sources

Major careers in neuroscience were built on Molaison's condition and on access to him as an experimental subject, and no career was more substantially defined by Molaison than that of Suzanne Corkin.

Moreover, the genome is more well defined.

A party contesting the general election ends up being substantially defined in the campaign by its very liberal immigration policy.

The inhibition efficiency of the inhibitors is substantially defined based on their adsorption properties.

The technologies that we have available substantially define who we are.

Over all, the report found that in 30 of the 47 states that had submitted financial data to the federal government, school districts with the fewest poor students get substantially more, defined by the report as at least $100 per student, than districts with high concentrations of the poor.

In comparison to the Fig.  4c, a substantially more defined but also dimmer YFP detection of the population border was observed when the processing cell population with a 100 1 plasmid ratio was replaced with the one of a 1000 1 (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

If these numbers represent the contribution of 20 to 28 week pre-term births to stillbirth rates worldwide, substantially more stillbirths – defined as 20 weeks or more – occur than the 3.2 million annual stillbirths quoted in this series.

Both are rewarded more substantially for athletic achievement.

As a result, the overall cost will increase more substantially.

Bald tends to be taken more seriously, more substantially.