Sentence examples for remarkably longer from inspiring English sources
"The extent and duration of the improper access was both remarkably longer and more widespread than I had ever imagined," Mr. Durbin said.
The lowest two to four partials usually show remarkably longer T 60 than the higher ones.
The recovery time from muscle relaxation after succinylcholine administration was remarkably longer than that after rocuronium-sugammadex administration.
Cultures containing 1.5 M NaCl showed a remarkably longer lag phase when compared to the others (144 h), after which cells could still grow exponentially.
In addition, the neuritis of 6MP-AuNPs-RDP-treated cells was remarkably longer than that of 6MP-AuNPs-treated cells (Fig. 5b).
The growth time in both cases is remarkably longer (days) than mixed conditions (minutes to hours), but it is obviously longer under quiescent conditions due to diffusion limitations.
Our results suggested SiNPs induced the hemolytic effects in human erythrocytes in a dose-dependent manner and the hemolysis increased remarkably after longer time exposure.
The approach for vertical concentration to uniformity in the dispersion process lasts longer remarkably in reversal flows than that in steady flows.
Although many allied features, such as the gut system or the appendage morphology, remained remarkably conservative over longer periods, feeding was most likely a significant driving force for evolutionary changes in the morphology of arthropods, particularly of the head region.
It was also observed that δZ can be remarkably improved with longer etching time as a function of B−1/2, in accordance with the trend seen in other types of track detector such as glass nuclear track detector.
Furthermore, the lack of differentiation between March collections over three years (2002, 2003, 2004) illustrates that the population is remarkably stable over longer time scales.
