Sentence examples for substantially more competitive from inspiring English sources

However, do not proceed to this additional step before successfully completing the preceding ones, as things often become substantially more competitive and personally hurtful at this stage.

These theoretical calculations provide a plausible explanation for the 1000-fold decrease in potency between target and cell, and underline the need for the development of substantially more potent competitive inhibitors since the current ratio of Km/ Ki (25 and 2.3 n m, respectively) is only 10.

Given the current state of the race in NC-2, however, it seems that this presumed windfall of cash and media would be substantially more likely to actually affect the result in a more competitive district.

Under-represented minorities tend to persist in the sciences regardless of peer quality, but in more competitive programs they suffer – often substantially – in terms of college grades and the likelihood of graduating.

Tests with instances from our case study have shown that the algorithm can substantially improve the current business practice, and it is more competitive than state-of-the-art commercial solvers and other VNS variants.

This population because of its increased expression of glucose transporters and increased glycolytic capacity produces substantially more ATP in hypoxic conditions and, so, has a competitive advantage.

Mr. Levin added that Sunbeam "will emerge as a stronger, more competitive company with a new capital structure and substantially less debt".

Over the last decade, as the nation has moved toward a more competitive electric marketplace, the tension between the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and state regulators has increased substantially.

Indeed, dominant fish remained closer to the feeding source than subordinate fish (Figure 2A) and were still more active (Figure 2C). Figure 3 shows that, for any given significance threshold, substantially more genes are differentially transcribed between dominant and subordinate Atlantic salmon in the absence (Figure 3A) than in the presence of competitive rainbow trout (Figure 3B).

"We deserve substantially more.

Wages are more competitive.