Sentence examples for with notably more from inspiring English sources

Whitebox's offices feel like a high-tech dorm room, albeit one with notably more sophisticated conversations.

It has been driven from the bottom up by entrepreneurs and by states like North Dakota (see article) competing to lure in investors with notably more fervour than, say, France.This fits a pattern.

However, both genes were more variable in the Zambia sample than in the Mozambican and Malawian samples with notably more mutational steps between haplotypes.

Turner syndrome females exhibit high rates of early-onset hearing loss, due to otitis media (middle-ear infections), auricular anomalies, and other causes (King et al. 2007), with symptoms notably more severe in cases with monosomy 45,X than in cases with mosaicism or structural X-chromosome defects (Barrenäs et al. 1999, 2000; Morimoto et al. 2006).

These data provide evidence of striking differences in the chromatin organization between CLL subsets with a notably more condensed chromatin in resistant CLL in males.

For Brown clusters induced on in-domain data (bio), we find that all of the sets provide some benefit, with a notably more positive effect on single-class than multiclass tagging.

It may also be rewarded with new kit, notably more Ukrainian armoured-personnel carriers.

I ate with fellow guests — notably more subdued than during the sociable wine-drinking the night before — on the lower terrace, where onetime sinks and bathtubs had been sawed into unexpected chairs.

The capped hexamers have half-lives of ∼1.5 h with Lfc4 being notably more resistant than Com4.

But a third group is shared almost equally by men and women — like Kerry and Jody — and women with those names were notably more likely than their nominally feminine counterparts to become judges.

Persons in counties with DCD >0.1 were notably more likely (2 9 times) to contract WNV disease in the next several weeks.