Sentence examples for substantially more quantitative from inspiring English sources

However, we believe that our study contains some advantages: for instance, we survey all amino-acid mutations while Wu et al. survey only about 20% of them, we provide full raw data for experimental replicates and controls for possible sources of error while Wu et al. do not, and we perform substantially more quantitative analyses of our data including in connection to natural evolution.

Ultimately, as noted by the NRC (1994, 2009), a probabilistic framework will provide a substantially more complete quantitative characterization of hazard.

Using the more quantitative Du Nouy ring method, the protein was found to be substantially more active at reducing the surface tension of water than either lysozyme (negligible effect) or bovine serum albumin (which presumably owes its activity to contamination with lipid or the presence of surface-proximal hydrophobic ligand binding sites) on a weight basis (Figure 3B).

More quantitative easing?

"We deserve substantially more.

Many will receive substantially more money.

And they are substantially more expensive.

That may mean more quantitative easing.

But principal players make substantially more.

A few more pounds for substantially more research.

Sociology, meanwhile, like the rest of the social sciences, has become more and more quantitative.