Sentence examples for much more deeper from inspiring English sources
'much more deeper' is not correct or usable in written English
You should use the phrase 'much deeper' instead. Example: His understanding of the subject was much deeper than his classmates.
In comparison with the localization model in blue InGaN QWs, the localized luminescence centers in green InGaN QDs are much more deeper for the higher indium content and have stronger quantum confinement effect (QCE).
In the InGaN QDs, nevertheless, since the higher indium content, the localized luminescence centers must be much more deeper than that in QWs, which influences the carrier transport, relaxation, and recombination processes in the QDs.
Thus, leaching of a saline soil by subjecting it to a uniform recharge at the surface and draining the salt-enriched leached water with a network of subsurface ditch drains would result in much more deeper areas to be leached if the soil profile is having a relatively higher vertical hydraulic conductivity as compared to the horizontal conductivity of the soil.
To me definition of emotion is much more deeper.
But one of the things I also try to show in the book is that there was a much more deeper, darker conspiracy that the Bureau never exposed.
However, compared with another study on dermatological conditions in the ICU [ 8], the ICU patients with SSTIs in our study had less "often fatal" (15.0% vs 59.1%) and "superficial" (23.5% vs 36.8%) infections but much more "deeper or healthcare-associated infections" (61.6% vs 4.0%).
Atlanta's problem is much more deep-seated.
The major causes are much more deep-seated and far harder to root out.
But the young rioters' grievances with the police, he and his friends agreed, were much more deep-seated.
"The fields are so much more deep than they used to be, and it's only going to keep getting that way".
If what is in the Guardian is anywhere near the truth, it shows that the problem is much more deep-seated than anyone ever imagined".
