Sentence examples for substantially thinner in from inspiring English sources

I was told he was dealing with the ageing process in a very robust way, although I thought he looked substantially thinner in the photographs I had seen of him taking his final bow after Nearly Ninety.

(B′ – F′ ), magnified view of boxed regions in (B – F ). Arrows (control) and arrowheads (mutant) indicate dorsal nerves, which are moderately thinner in Fz3 −/− forelimbs and substantially thinner in Fz3 −/− hindlimbs.

OLED technology generates greater color depth and saturation than other displays, on panels that are substantially thinner, resulting in a sleek, low-profile design.

Despite higher crosslink density, fibrin fibers formed in PPTF clots were substantially thinner and therefore they are probably not capable of bearing higher tensile forces.

In a normal subject, the chamber equals the LV in volume while the ventricular wall and trabeculations are substantially thinner than those of the LV RVV wall thickness: 3 5 mm), reflecting the different pressure regimen.

However, in PPTF clots, which were prepared through direct conversion of fibrinogen by thrombin, fibrin fiber thickness and their crosslink density were substantially thinner and higher, respectively, than those of either A-PTF or CGF clots.

According with this, we expected the highest level of solar radiation in deciduous forest, because the canopy of N. pumilio is quite sparse and their leaves are substantially thinner than N. betuloides.

"We use average tissue depth (from today) but he may have been substantially thinner or fatter than contemporary faces".

Synaptosomes are substantially thinner and enabled data acquisition with improved signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).

Comparing coronal sections of mutant and control brains at P5, the EmxKO cortex was substantially thinner than control cortices.

A recent Catalyst study found that while almost 37% of mid-level managers in S&P 500 companies were women, that number substantially thins out at the top - with just 22 women (less than 4.5%) CEOs across the S&P 500.