Sentence examples for significantly more capable from inspiring English sources

The new system, called the D-Wave One, is not significantly more capable than a conventional computer.

HERA will be significantly more capable, and presents interesting opportunities and challenges.

Upgrading the Bradley would make it "significantly more capable" than the GCV.

It has been reported that water-soluble fiber is significantly more capable of regulating hypolipidemic activity compared with non-water-soluble fiber [ 5].

We found that the HOMUR7 line was significantly more capable of growing in soft agar than were any of the HOMUR lines or parental HCT116 cells (p < 0.05 by t-test).

Compared to responses of old program (2007) graduates, new program (2009) graduates rated themselves significantly more capable for the clinical (P < 0.001), procedural (P = 0.002), and operational management skills (P < 0.001) subscales, whereas there was no difference for the administrative tasks subscale (P = 0.126).

Musk noted in his talk that the Raptor engines are the same size as Merlin engines, but are significantly more powerful - capable of sending 300 tons of payload into Earth orbit with a reusable booster.

Making this transition possible requires accelerating the development of a significantly larger and more capable Afghan army and police through intensive partnering with ISAF forces, especially in combat.

A comparison of the proposed method with the conventional method and the existing hyperbolic signatures method shows that the proposed method is significantly more accurate and capable of estimating cover thickness with an average accuracy of 3.12%.

Reports from media sources like Wired, which got early access to the new Xbox and Kinect, say the new Kinect is significantly more accurate and capable of dealing with cluttered space, in part thanks to a fundamental change in how it works (more on which below).

"A real-time, self-healing and high definition representation of the physical world is critical for autonomous driving, and achieving this will require significantly more powerful and capable in-vehicle compute platforms," said Edzard Overbeek, Here CEO, in a statement.