Sentences with phrase «more dramatic»

Synergy between drugs occurs when the result of treatment with both together is more dramatic than would be expected by adding the two effects.

«My money is on the explanations that involve something more dramatic and more rare.»

That's much more dramatic than what happens in a huntingtin - lowering treatment trial.

Two recent developments involving the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) again serve to underscore the reality that adult and other non-embryonic avenues of stem cell research are advancing at a far more dramatic pace toward providing actual therapeutic benefits for patients than is human embryonic stem cell research (hESCR).

The increase in proportion of summertime exceedances in the Sacramento Valley air basin has been even more dramatic with nearly a five-fold increase.

In contrast to this, Laikipia is home to wildlife reserves that offer more dramatic and rugged scenery, with a particular focus on rhinos and wild dogs.

We did not intend to take too many sequences not really oriented towards science or engineering, but if we had flown the zoom - lens cameras, I believe we would have taken some more dramatic, cinematic scenes to illustrate the excitement of Mars exploration.

Melting glaciers, early snowmelt, and severe droughts will cause more dramatic water shortages and increase the risk of wildfires in the American West.

The level of forgiveness was even more dramatic among customers who were given their choice of which cause to support with their purchase.

«We had to use larger forces to move the tip at this point, and the closer we got to the surface, the more dramatic this became.»

Other shifts in thinking have more dramatic impacts.

Augenstein cites this as an example of where work in pure mathematics seems to have anticipated something later realised in physical theory, and he has an even more dramatic example of this process at work.

It's one thing for a virus to cause your phone or laptop to crash, but if the same fate befalls a driverless car, the consequences will be much more dramatic.

«Survival has increased in both countries, but Canada began to see greater improvements than the United States starting in 1995, with an even more dramatic increase in the survival rate in Canada noted in 2005,» said Dr. Stephenson.

First, human cultures allow far more — and far more dramatic — exceptions to rules than one finds in other primates.

But impressive as these images are, I am looking for something more dramatic — the world's oldest shadow theatre.

The effect is even more dramatic when circularly polarized laser light is used.

In 2009, when the H1N1 pandemic struck about 2 months earlier than a typical flu season, the dip in gestation time came earlier, too, and was more dramatic.

Kellermann's even more dramatic figures on suicide in the home are especially problematic, mainly because Kellermann relies on the numbers without offering an explanation.

If we're really going to overcome that ceiling, you are going to have to accept more dramatic changes to the molecule.»

Factor IX, which has a longer half - life to begin with, shows a more dramatic increase, from one day to five days.

The smaller the subsample chosen for the last measurement, the more dramatic the effects at intermediate times should be, according to Aharonov's math.

Some experts suggest that the numbers are even more dramatic.

The paper also shows that the impact of education on these skills is even more dramatic for students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds.

«It was more dramatic than we expected,» Hofmann said.

Lane agrees that there might have been a short - term period of severe cooling, but because more dramatic dips have occurred without affecting humans, the shift was unexceptional.

A more dramatic assessment, which the researchers assert is more realistic, comes from a simple comparison of observation and theory.

It's even more dramatic when a thin layer of high clouds is present.

The contrast with the restricted animals could not have been more dramatic, Colman says.

This allows the environment, experience, and social interactions with other individuals to play a more dramatic role in organizing the cerebral cortex.

«Maybe it's this other, more dramatic process.»

Sala added that some of the more dramatic changes to the grasslands did not occur until later in the study, proving how important long - term studies are, as well as the difficulty of making long - term predictions based on short - term experimentation.

The film's plot will undoubtedly take many more dramatic turns from there, but its early premise is, sadly, not entirely far - fetched.

Preston was looking for something a bit more dramatic.

«So that's an indication that in a future climate, where hot days are occurring much more frequently, the added benefit of doing cool roofs might be even more dramatic,» Jones said.

This is a fun experiment where the physics are more observable, the effect more dramatic and the pyrotechnics totally unnecessary.

The recent years have shown an even more dramatic reduction in Arctic ice.

Similarly, the higher prevalence of carotid artery stenosis seen in men was more dramatic in older men than in older women.

As a culture, we're fascinated by narcissists and psychopaths, two of the more dramatic disordered personalities.

Years later, Anders confessed that he had expected a more dramatic scene, thanks mostly to the spectacular moonscapes depicted in the film 2001: A Space Odyssey, which he'd seen before the flight.

Each time it's been getting bigger and more dramatic.

Gregory Ryskin, a chemical engineer at Northwestern University, favors an even more dramatic scenario.

Now researchers at the Department of Energy's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Stanford University and Louisiana State University have achieved an even more dramatic HHG shift by shining an infrared laser through argon gas that's been frozen into a thin, fragile solid whose atoms barely cling to each other.

«Although this newly discovered event is more dramatic than others found to date, comparisons of the 14C data among them can help us to work out what happened to the sun at this time,» Fusa Miyake of Nagoya University says.

Even more dramatic effects on human health have been documented with eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), the longer - chain lipids found in fish oil.

The same is not true for the Antarctic Peninsula, the part of the continent closer to South America, where rapid ice loss has been even more dramatic and where the changes are almost certainly a result of human - caused warming, Steig said.

We can have much more dramatic stories that are nevertheless consistent.

Over longer periods the improvement is even more dramatic.

Effects could be even more dramatic.

Soon after, in March 2007, their results were more dramatic still.