Sentence examples for significantly rather from inspiring English sources

Caroline Gulliver, of Execution Noble, said: "It looks like Comet is underperforming significantly rather than just experiencing a difficult market".

The administration's proposal is not aimed at shifting the overall average significantly; rather, the goal is to cluster companies closer to the midpoint.

However, replacing MTBE (log P=0.94) with the less polar toluene (log P=2.73) did not improve the reaction rate significantly; rather, it did the contrary.

The authors suggested that lignin content per se does not affect recalcitrance significantly; rather, the integration of lignin and polysaccharides within the cell wall, and their associations with one another and with other wall components, play a larger role that contributes to biomass recalcitrance.

During the 19th century and the Industrial Revolution, the law of nuisance significantly changed; rather than the previous tests a standard of care was instead expected, with different standards applying to individuals and companies.

It turns out that a wing was built onto the mansion house 100 years ago that is incorrect in size and has been altered significantly, so rather than remold it into something else, we will rebuild a new kitchen wing in the 18th-century style when the house is moved.

Thus, the ability to tolerate glucose intake varies significantly between, rather than within, patients.

However, when the deposition of CdS reached to 20 cycles, the photocurrent density was significantly decreased rather than continuing to increase.

The researchers found that sharks exposed to the highest CO2 levels significantly avoided, rather than gravitated toward, the prey odor cues and attacked food less aggressively.

Median intra-patient variation was 12.9%; however, the IQR of the mean per-patient nutrition rates achieved was 74.3 98.2%, suggesting patients do not deviate much from their mean patient-specific nutrition rate and thus that the ability to tolerate glucose intake varies significantly between, rather than within, patients.

While Ontario's privacy commissioner agrees that C-13 is not as batshit crazy as C-30, it has stated this new cyberbullying bill will "significantly increase rather than merely maintain the state's surveillance capacity".