Sentence examples for was quantitatively larger from inspiring English sources

There was a downregulation in the majority of these detected proteins, and where detected in both groups, this was quantitatively larger in the R group (Additional data file 4).

Any college undergraduate knows that there are hard and easy graders among professors, but it is still surprising that the propensity of reviewers to be generous or tough is quantitatively larger than the tendency of different raters to recommend rejection (vs. further consideration) of the same manuscript.

We hypothesized that LE of the mPMC would have displayed large gaps on the trajectory of connectivity variability in correspondence to the boundaries between clusters, and these gaps would have been quantitatively larger than those present in the LE of the insula.

These are quantitatively large effects when the full gap to be explained is 1.000 log points, since they explain one-fifth of Argentina's decline.

These circumstances pose a major question for immunobiology with significant implications for vaccinology: How does Mtb sculpt the host immune response to be quantitatively large but often qualitatively inadequate?

Perfusion was quantitatively determined.

Hair follicle morphogenesis was quantitatively analyzed.

Influence of data noise was quantitatively evaluated.

Whereas microscopic techniques in general yield semi-quantitative descriptions of structure and composition of a biofilm at best, viscoelasticity is determined by an interplay of structure and composition as outlined above, and can be quantitatively assessed over larger areas of a biofilm than microscopically possible.

RNA-seq has been shown to be quantitatively accurate over a larger range of expression levels than previous methods, such as microarrays [ 20– 20].

Though our data cannot be quantitatively combined with these larger data sets, a qualitative comparison adds substantial confidence and weight to our results.