Sentence examples for profoundly higher from inspiring English sources

For instance, the corresponding spectral efficiency achieved by the traditional sensing method approaches zero when the value of γ p decreases below -19 dB, while the CR-UWBs spectral efficiency achieved by the proposed sensing algorithm is profoundly higher.

But inversely for the latter, food lives and breathes a profoundly higher purpose.

Compared to ApoE+/−-TLR2+/− and ApoE+/−-TLR2−/− mice, ApoE+/−-TLR2+/+ mice displayed profoundly higher levels of most proinflammatory cytokines and chemokines, including IL-1α, IL-1β, IL-6, IL-12p40, IL-12p70, TNF-α, MCP-1, VEGF, M-CSF, and GM-CSF in high fat diet and/or bacterial-challenged animals.

Notably, the amount of MVI detected in heart tissue was profoundly higher in comparison with skeletal samples.

In cells with knockdown of Mcl-1, caspase activity was profoundly higher after treatment with chemotherapeutics compared to mock treated cells.

We aimed to determine physiologic and biochemical differences between adults and elderly in order to uncover potential mechanisms to why elderly have a profoundly higher mortality rate.

Among more conscientious producers, efforts to cut back yields to make wines of greater intensity and concentration can result in grapes of profoundly high sugar levels.

Narcoleptics have profoundly high rates of depression — up to six times the rate in the general population — and they have a tendency to collapse when swept by some emotions, a phenomenon known as cataplexy.

What's clear is that the cars of tomorrow will become increasingly often profoundly–high-tech under the hood via precision electronics.

Schmidt et al. (2010) found that the DOC fluxes (478 962 kg C ha−1 yr−1) in forest floor leachates were profoundly high and DON (8 16 kg N ha−1 yr−1) was the major form of total N released from a secondary Chamaecyparis forest near our primary forest.

The DOC and DON concentrations were profoundly high in the Chamaecyparis forest compared to those in the temperate deciduous forest (DOC: 150 225 mg C kg−1; DON: 35 mg C kg−1) in Hokkaido, Japan (Shibata et al. 2013) and the temperate coniferous (DON: 7 10 mg C kg−1) and deciduous forest (DON: 6 7 mg-C kg−1) in Thuringia forest, Germany (Zhong and Makeschin 2003).