Sentence examples for qualitatively greater from inspiring English sources
The U.S. economy is a larger share of GDP, the U.S. military advantage is qualitatively greater than anything Britain ever enjoyed, and none of its political problems are as polarizing as the Irish question or the rise of a socialist working class party were for the U.K. in 1914.
These findings imply that Treg may obtain quantitatively and qualitatively greater levels of IL-2 signaling compared to Teff cells as a result of increased membrane CD25 stability and affinity for IL-2.
Reductions in friction-corrected presenteeism costs were qualitatively greater than reductions in friction-corrected absenteeism costs compared to compensation estimates.
However, the beneficial effect of mould-active prophylaxis appeared qualitatively greater in studies of other azoles and echinocandins in comparison with amphotericin B formulations.
In individuals with MCBP values greater than 0.18, PIB retention is visualized in the neocortex and appears qualitatively greater than background levels.
Although control cultures produced substantial amounts of type II collagen, ECM formed by TGF-β-treated cells appeared to have qualitatively greater amounts.
Gifford fumbled twice in a game that was really more influential than qualitatively great.
"Great space" means great quantitatively; the cathedral's huge volume and endless resonance are certainly not qualitatively great for most music.
Larvae exposed daily to either positive or negative settlement cues, Xanthostemon and Melaleuca leaves, respectively, qualitatively show greater Ap-otx2 transcript staining compared to control larvae that experienced no added settlement cues.
Thus, there was qualitatively a greater difference in the cumulative incidence of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade II+ among all women who tested repeatedly positive for carcinogenic HPV from the subset of women persistently positive for specific HPV genotypes aged <30 than in those aged ≥30.
"Great music" means great qualitatively, as in Bach's Mass in B minor, which Mr. Tritle performed with the Cathedral Choir and Orchestra on Wednesday evening.
