Sentence examples for substantially again from inspiring English sources
Over time, birds became more capable flyers, and as a result, insects shrank substantially again sometime between 90 million and 60 million years ago.
The industrial development commenced in the late 1980s, slowed down after the disintegration of the USSR and subsequent financial crisis during the mid-1990s in Russia and then increased substantially again in 2004 when the world prices for hydrocarbon rose (Forbes et al. 2009; Kumpula et al. 2011).
The amino acid sequences of these paralogous gene families vary substantially, again suggesting diverse substrate specificities of the respective enzymes, at least in the case of the ten acyl-CoA dehydrogenases.
The observations from Figure 7 that Rab6 affects KIF1Cs ability to bind MTs confirm our co-sedimentation findings, which we have strengthened substantially; again, we now present Figure 7 as Figure 6 –figure supplement 1. Reviewer 2: In this study Pfeffer and coworkers describe and characterize the interaction of Rab6 with KIF1C, and describe a role in Golgi-associated transport.
where B θ is a set of the measurements at other nodes and can be substantially reduced again by using A θ : that is, (B_{theta }approx left {z_{1/i}^{M}(theta): theta in A_{theta }right }).
The excess risk was then halved and reduced to 1.12 by adjustment for stage, and substantially reduced again to 1.04 by adjustment for socioeconomic deprivation.
The numbers who screened positive for alcohol and smoking individually were substantially lower again at 2.8 and 0.7 % respectively.> Where behaviours co-occurred, diet and exercise were most common with 27.2 % screening positive for these behaviours.
Financial services revenue also dropped substantially (though rose again by 6% last year) in the same period.
It sure beats a gold carriage clock, and is again substantially better than other state employees.
Importantly, as shown in Table 5, the placebo treatment DD estimates are again substantially close to zero, and the point estimates are statistically non-significant.
The results are again substantially similar to the baseline estimates, although the estimated coefficient on the post*morbidlyobese interaction term for women's employment actually becomes more negative.
