Sentence examples for most dramatically after from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most dramatically, after the Commons' reputation sank to a terrible low, we have seen the powerful re-emergence of proper, tough, self-confident committees of MPs taking on key issues.

Her appearance changed most dramatically after Eileen Ford, queen arbiter of the modeling world, plucked her full, beautiful eyebrows to give her an ethereal quality — and to eradicate a natural look that never came back.

Adherence among patients with chronic conditions is disappointingly low, dropping most dramatically after the first 6 months of treatment [ 60].

The two genes that were induced most dramatically after 24 hours of hypoxia were leptin (108-fold, P < 0.001) and ANGPTL-4 (12-fold, P < 0.05).

Consistent adherence among patients with chronic conditions is disappointingly low, dropping most dramatically after the first six months of therapy [ 17].

However, it is estimated that in developed countries, 40% of patients who suffer from chronic diseases do not adhere to treatment recommendations, 7 8 with adherence rates dropping most dramatically after the first 6 months of therapy.

There is a vision and it's really used.' The Ministry of Health has restructured several times, most dramatically just after independence, but also with the revision of the staff establishment in 1996, and later through a major decentralization to four regional directorates and thirteen regions, each time in an attempt to align the health service more closely with government health objectives.

The structural astrocytic protein GFAP was the most dramatically up-regulated gene after SE in keeping with earlier studies in adult experimental epilepsy models, i.e. one day after KA-induced SE [14], 14 days after pilocarpine-induced SE [21], and 8 days after electrically-induced SE [51].

Although significant environmental contamination from accidents at reactors and military facilities dates back to the 1950s, the dilemma of how to manage contaminated forests emerged most dramatically and most publically after a reactor at the V.I.

That produced one lopsided loss after another, most dramatically in the landslide victories of Richard M. Nixon in 1972 and Ronald Reagan in 1984.

Its councillor base expanded quickly after and, most dramatically, the party made five byelection gains in that parliament: Rochdale, Berwick, Isle of Ely, Sutton and Cheam and Ripon.