Sentence examples for significantly for example from inspiring English sources

If there are significant differences, they tend to affect only the most mobile (soluble) or volatile elements; water and carbon dioxide contents can change significantly, for example.

As a result, the average usage of the gas-fired plants has fallen significantly – for example, RWE's three units at Lingen in north-western Germany produced more than 4,000GWh in 2011, while in the first half of 2013 they produced only 700GWh.

The waste emission is reduced significantly; for example, no ammonium sulfate byproduct is produced.

Then he extended the field significantly, for example when he used it to rotate microscale objects".

Features of the two classes of flames are found to differ significantly; for example, freestanding flames involve a pressure drop, whereas the pressure is either constant or increasing through flames adjacent to walls or stagnation planes.

Note, though, that the effort required for adapting a method can differ significantly: For example, methods for identifying molecular formulas from isotope patterns (see Section "Molecular formula identification") can be applied to any experimental setup where isotope patterns are recorded.

Another example is someone who is significantly overweight, for example with a BMI of over 45.

We do not have the confirmed data on its magnitude yet, but if the result is significantly better – for example, twice as stronger than before – then its message [of strength] will carry far more weight.

If the tally claimed by the BJP alone rises significantly higher, for example to around 230 seats, Mr Modi can claim a smashing result.

As a result, in the second half of the 20th century, the portion of the population employed in agriculture dropped from about two-thirds to less than one-fifth, and larger cities grew significantly; Zagreb, for example, more than doubled its metropolitan population.

Most of the proven oil is in Kazakhstan's 150 or so explored fields, and most of the gas is in Turkmenistan's huge basin below the desert.Though far smaller than those of the Middle East, these reserves are big by any other standards; significantly bigger, for example, than Europe's proven reserves of about 50 billion barrels of oil equivalent.