Sentence examples for quantities more from inspiring English sources
And they are made in huge quantities: more than 500m tonnes of aluminium has been produced globally since the second world war, for instance.
In its statement, Oculus said: "The component shortage impacted our quantities more than we expected, and we've updated the shipment window to reflect these changes".
Figure 13a c clearly depicts that the northern portion of the area receives considerable quantities (more than 30 cm) of the groundwater recharge in all the 3 years.
Even without knowledge of the state evolution of microscopic quantities, more readily observable macroscopic quantities can clearly affect the stability of certain patterns.
Rather than trying to predict the winner in a series of elections, the researchers focused on the distribution of Republican margins of victory across U.S. counties as well as how correlations between two counties' vote shares changed with the distance separating them, quantities more commonly used to describe the transition from a demagnetized block of iron to a magnetized one.
In other sstr2-positive organs, maximum uptake is achieved at lower peptide doses, presumably due to lower absolute receptor quantities (more regionally concentrated) and therefore lower saturation limits in these organs (Bernhardt et al. 2003; de Jong et al. 1999; Notni et al. 2016).
The Giants addressed their offensive line with quantity more than quality.
Perhaps it's the sheer quantity: more than 65,000 people at Internet-related companies have been laid off since December 1999, according to an outplacement firm, Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
The essence of Darzi's report (pdf) is that we are going to move from quantity – more money, more clinicians, more operations – to quality, which he defines as clinically effective, personal, and safe care.
Until then the steakhouse revival on Long Island had been largely confined to expense-account, high-roller venues and a few low-end emporiums that stressed quantity more than quality.
Finally, reward systems incentivise quantity more than quality, and novelty more than reliability.
