Sentence examples for more substantially to from inspiring English sources

The Obama plan raised it even more substantially, to 30.6 percent in 2011 and 29.3 percent in 2009.

We'd give a brief gloss of his earlier books – Incendiary and The Other Hand – then move on more substantially to the work under consideration: Gold.

Results show that bus accident severity is related only partially to the demographics and more substantially to the behavior of the bus driver.

Soils with thin A horizons just up- or downslope may also have formed partly under grasses, but have responded more quickly and/or more substantially to vegetation change.

Newsstand sales (about 445,000 in an average month) are slightly ahead, and the average subscription price is up more substantially, to $17.81.

TTH got in, but MOH, which would probably have added much more substantially to the total YLDs, was excluded late in the survey for reasons not made clear and despite the evidence submitted in support of it.

In a speech that was alternately (and simultaneously) humorous, honest, and warmly embracing, he called on Jews and Catholics to know each other better, to engage each other more substantially, and to move from talking together to working together.

Carboxylated NPs displayed a higher degree of C3b deposition and retention relative to hydroxylated NPs, upon which deposited C3b was more substantially inactivated to iC3b.

More substantially, compared to prospective assessment it takes the evolution of preferences into account, since preferences can evolve during the decision-making process, as reported by several authors [ 15, 61].

This result is in agreement with our electrophoretic data; however, it is apparent from the western blot that the representation of individual bands differs more substantially relative to total protein levels.

Epigenetic changes occurred gradually from HC to CHB and more substantially from CHB to LC.