Sentence examples for significantly from the start from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, however, Napier Brown's sales volumes, in both the industrial and retail markets have increased significantly from the start of the new contract season in October 2013.

"It's great to see that things have moved on significantly from the start of the week, and I can now focus on competing for Scotland at my eighth Commonwealth Games".

In our study, BMI-SDS increased significantly from the start of treatment and the increase persisted until the achievement of FH.

Students' ability to follow scientific writing conventions improved significantly from the start to the end of BIOL 211 (significant changes in rubric scores; p < 0.0001), and they also produced better publication-quality figures at the course's end (p < 0.0001).

After 11 generations of selection, the mean size of the five populations reared in 10 kPa aPO2 did not differ significantly from the starting populations (Fig. 2).

In a smaller study in 30 non-diabetic dialysis patients, mean left ventricular mass (LVM) did not change significantly from baseline (the start of dialysis) in 12 and 24 months after the start of dialysis, although changes in LVM in individual patients were related to changes in BP and inversely to haemoglobin [ 37].

The mean expression of the receptor after 7 days of culture (Ef) did not significantly differ from the starting point before aspirin treatment (Ei) but were significantly lower (p < 0.05) in groups V and VI (Fig.  5b).

After coating of the SWSB with polymers, the surface morphologies of the nanotubes were significantly different from the starting material.

Several steps of manual rebuilding, performed with Coot graphic software [26], were necessary in order to reach the final structure, which significantly diverges from the starting model.

In control animals, on final day the median of the tumour volume (519 mm on day 33) was significantly different from the starting median tumour volume (33 mm on day 0, p = 0,04) and this trend (was similar from days 12 to 33 in control animals' group (Data not shown).

Democrats in 2006 were in a significantly better position from the start (202 House seats and 44 Senate seats), and thus their gains were more hard-won.