Sentence examples for virtually twice from inspiring English sources

The final had not produced, perhaps, the best football of the competition, but, being the final, and England having had to win it virtually twice over, it had certainly emerged as by far the most highly charged occasion.

As Table 3 demonstrates an incubation of EC cells with only NPs as a component of hybrid nanocomplexes (option 1) decreased the concentration of CD44high virtually twice if compared to the control and 5 times the content CD44+CD24– cells in ascites formed in vivo.

The contribution of monozygotic co-twins to LBP risk was virtually twice the effect of dizygotic twins: 1.757 (SE 0.317) versus 0.782 (SE 0.253), with p<0.001, clearly highlighting the contribution of genetic factors to LBP.

In the total sample, the regression coefficient β for the dizygotic twin effect was 0.782±0.253 (with OR 2.19); however, if the sibling is monozygotic the effect was virtually twice as large (1.757±0.317, OR 5.79), and reliably significant, p=0.0009.

A family policy in New Jersey, for example, costs about twice as much as a virtually identical one in neighboring Pennsylvania and almost three times as much as one in Wisconsin.

Initially it proved ideal for shallow wartime tunnelling as it could be employed in extremely small spaces, was virtually silent, and could progress at almost twice the speed of German methods.

Though nearly twice as large as Teterboro, Westchester has virtually the same volume of traffic.

The geometric standard deviation (GSD) overall for PFOA concentrations is about twice that for PFOS, whereas the GSDs for the child:mother ratios are virtually identical for PFOA and PFOS.

For example, according to calorie estimates from the Mayo Clinic, you burn about twice the calories playing tennis, boxing and golf when you do it in the real world as compared to playing them virtually on the Wii.

The situation might probably be depicted best, if we thought of a weighting scheme for rRNA data sets: in standard DNA model setup, the signal of paired positions is virtually weighted twice, as both positions are linked and signal of pairs can be seen redundant.

Older women are almost as twice as likely as men to live alone, which is associated other things being equal with a particular low likelihood to be homeowners virtually in every European country.