Sentence examples for quantitatively larger from inspiring English sources

When we exclude them from the regression, our coefficient associated to the business environment becomes quantitatively larger.

Nevertheless, allometric scaling and skeletal fusion analyses have inferred that none of the known specimens are somatically mature and allude to a quantitatively larger endpoint [33].

Flux analysis estimated significant up-regulation of glycolysis and down-regulation of fatty acid synthesis, with chemical uncoupling exerting quantitatively larger effects.

Any college undergraduate knows that there are hard and easy graders among professors, but it is still surprising that the propensity of reviewers to be generous or tough is quantitatively larger than the tendency of different raters to recommend rejection (vs. further consideration) of the same manuscript.

However the strength of the AA → ADA appeared quantitatively larger as predicted from theory.

It is clear that missed doses, from any cause, have a quantitatively larger effect on RF than timing errors.

This difference is highly statistically significant and quantitatively large.

This coefficient increases to 2.9%% when we add a full set of controls column (3)—, but it remains quantitatively large and statistically significant at 1percentt.

These are quantitatively large effects when the full gap to be explained is 1.000 log points, since they explain one-fifth of Argentina's decline.

These circumstances pose a major question for immunobiology with significant implications for vaccinology: How does Mtb sculpt the host immune response to be quantitatively large but often qualitatively inadequate?

Visual assessment also 'missed' 56 patients with quantitatively large cores who were probably treated with little chance of benefit, even though they still had considerable mismatch.