Sentence examples for was dramatically smaller from inspiring English sources

The one that dealt Democrats the blow this year was dramatically smaller than the one that put them in office.

For instance, in 2005, 25,700 Scots started courses here while until the early 1990s, the number of young people with the opportunity to go to university was dramatically smaller - simply because there were fewer universities.

The dose used in our experiment (0.08 µg/kg body weight) was dramatically smaller than in the given example but we still employed a 1 hour pause before the next stimulus (T3) in order to minimize a possible residual drug effect.

As shown in Figure 2C, the size of white adipocytes in the 3 mg Boc5-treated group (466±21 µm2) was dramatically smaller than that in vehicle-treated controls (3884±249 µm2) and reached the adjacent level of SCD fed lean mice (292±15 µm292±15

The implication was that the regions between backbone SNPs were far smaller and hence the number of candidate SNPs was dramatically smaller.

After 27 days of implantation, the mean tumour volume was dramatically smaller in the shNUF2-treated group (242±60 mm) than in the shCon-treated group (523±80 mm) (P<0.05, Figure 7A).

It is dramatically smaller these days, and we have removed styrofoam and such things".

The software will be dramatically smaller and cheaper to create and maintain.

After five successive years of funding cuts, Northamptonshire county council believes it has seen the future of local government: it is dramatically smaller, its services are privatised, and its finances practically self-sufficient, almost entirely free of central government funding.

The number of unknowns necessary to achieve a given accuracy with this new basis is dramatically smaller than the number necessary with a standard method, and it is virtually independent of the wavenumber k.

The new model is dramatically smaller than the old one — 1/4 of the size actually.