Sentence examples for systematically greater from inspiring English sources
Traders closer to the final consumer in the network experience systematically greater payoffs due to lessened strategic uncertainty.
He accepts that "blacks are systematically denied access to the more successful paths to economic stability," and therefore "face systematically greater pressure to turn to other alternatives".
Comparison with ISS-b data has shown that the IRI model gives systematically greater topside electron density at higher latitude.
Combining the three demographic processes emergence, survival, and growth revealed systematically greater encroachment from nebkha recruits in zones with low vegetation cover, which creates a buffer against local disturbances in nebkha fields.
Figure 4(a) shows that the NmF2 of IRI is systematically greater than that of MAGIC.
These results indicate that the dipping plane of the hypocenter distribution is parallel to the modeled plate boundary, with a depth systematically greater by ~5 km.
Wild Beasts are one of the few bands in the world, let alone the UK, who have pulled off the singular achievement of systematically releasing great record after great record.
In addition, the sigV deletion associated to that of oatA or dltA lead systematically to greater lysozyme sensitivity and the lowest level of resistance (0.5 to 1 mg/ml) was observed for sigV/oatA/dltA triple mutant.
A slope different from 1 indicates that the difference in base composition between the species is not uniform across all genes but instead varies systematically, with greater divergence in GC-rich genes than in GC-poor genes.
In 1974, he published research suggesting that despite stellar economic growth in the United States since World War II, "higher income was not systematically accompanied by greater happiness".
Each of the 2000-level lecoursesoursenableslestudentsto to study systematically, and in greater depth, one of the content areas introduced in PSYC UN1001 The Science of Psychology.
