Sentence examples for whom significantly from inspiring English sources

The Renaissance in the Netherlands began with Lucas de Heere, Carel van Mander, and Jan Baptista van der Noot, all of whom, significantly, had fled from the south for religious reasons.

Thus, mature CD8+ T cell prevailed in ASCT patients in whom significantly lower CD45RA−CCR7− cells, higher CD45RA+CCR7− cellscells, and an expansion of CCR7+CD8+ cells was detected; this resulted in higher IFN-γ +/TNFα production and granzyme CD8+ expression.

However, Saarto reported that clodronate treatment worsened survival, especially in hormone negative patients, among whom significantly more patients on clodronate experienced non-skeletal metastases than among the control group [ 8].

Other drivers – most of whom worked significantly less amounts of time – would receive an average of $53.02.

The company, most of whom are significantly younger than Holmes and Stephens, clearly relish the agency and provocation it's provided.

Then I delved into the world of professional movers, some of whom were significantly more professional than others.

Most of the white revelers — including the queen and king, Helen Meaher and Max Bruckmann — all of whom appear significantly wealthier than the black participants, are either vaguely or keenly aware of race.

"HR's Role in Managing Disability in the Workplace" by Susanne M. Bruyere, William Erickson et al. It is estimated that there are 43 million Americans with disabilities, many of whom are significantly unemployed or underemployed compared with their nondisabled peers.

The Mann evening will feature readings from "Doktor Faustus" and "The Magic Mountain" by the actor Fritz Weaver alongside music of Beethoven, Schubert, Wagner, Pfitzner and Schoenberg, all of whom figure significantly in Mann's writing.

In order to continue to provide an unmatched student experience and remain a center for cutting-edge academic research, as well as to compete with its peer institutions, many of whom boast significantly more space per student, the School must expand the size of its facilities.

The result is our first list of the 25 Most Influential Women in Travel, all of whom have significantly shaped and will continue to define the $740 billion U.S. industry that fuels more than 5 percent of America's GDP.