Sentence examples for still more true from inspiring English sources

That was still more true of 1997, and although the sheen had begun to wear off, it was still broadly true in 2001.

At the end of this crisis, this will be still more obviously true: whatever form the church does survive in, it will be more decentralised.

The results for the human-rat dataset shown in Figure 7 is similar to that of the human-mouse data except that the number of true positives produced by Ensembl Compara and OMA has decrease relative to the other methods, but Ensembl Compara still has more true positives than InParanoid.

That is still more or less true.

(Both these things are still more or less true).

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Although Pico Profiling also suffered from this compression of dynamic range, it still provides far more true positive measurements than SOLiD sequencing of picograms of RNA (60% versus 43% respectively).

Still more important to me than true a la carte pricing is true competitive and transparent pricing.

Part of Yahoo's value lies with its people after all – and if you still believe that this is even more true for tech companies, then it explains Microsoft's go-slow strategy.

However, differentiation of true odontoblasts is still more speculative, and the approach is largely limited to immature teeth with open apices.

He adds that even if there is not some truth to which the more true is nearer, "still there is already something firmer and liker the truth, and we shall have got rid of the unqualified doctrine which would prevent us from having anything definite in our thought" (Metaph IV 4 1009a2–5).