Sentence examples for profoundly in terms of from inspiring English sources

During the cell cycle, most intra-nuclear bodies change profoundly in terms of their biochemical composition.

Family cars, although profoundly uninteresting in terms of design, really have become like a front room.

Obtained biomaterials were profoundly characterized in terms of their physicochemical properties.

However, the results reported previously and presented here demonstrated that S. oneidensis differs from E. coli profoundly, especially in terms of the function of global regulators.

The system is profoundly unequal in terms of its financing and health outcome.

In combination these effects are potentially profoundly disabling in terms of independence, physical activity and social functioning.

"It has been a profoundly disappointing season in terms of results and we are acutely aware that we have failed to live up to the Springboks' proud heritage," said Alexander.

He says: "Japan is changing profoundly but dynamically in terms of who drives innovation and how innovation is being driven".

Removing barriers to Health Savings Accounts tax-free Accounts tax-freeinstrumentss, not employers or government bureaucrats, control the money–would bring about profoundly positive changes in terms of productivity.

Macular pigment "affects biology profoundly, not just in terms of preventing dementia and macular denegation, but also in how the brain functions overall," claims Hammond.

Dispassionate and indecisive, he worries – although not too deeply – that there might be something profoundly wrong with him in terms of his ability to sustain relationships.