to a greater degree

And with most antennas, the density and composition of the human hand can cause attenuation to a greater degree than some other materials.

The sheer ease of deployment, reuse, shared knowledge, and collaboration aspects are bound to foster process innovation to a greater degree.

It was observed that the lower yield point was subject to a greater degree of scatter than that of the upper yield point.

Men are more inclined to have one-night stands, and women tend to connect love and sex to a greater degree.

Only that the returned object graph can be controlled to a greater degree than in normal Web Services design patterns.

It would also leverage their balance sheets to a greater degree than either hedge fund activist seeks.

Multithreading communications to use the global variable coupling causes the function to a greater degree.

With each iteration, the process was improved to a greater degree, providing more business justification with each improvement.

But women's scores slipped less then men's, and recovered to a greater degree after two nights of extended sleep, of eight hours.

that supply can adjust to price changes to a greater degree over a longer time.

"The throttle uses the active controls to a greater degree, " Beesley continues.

There are very few people in this country who are unaware that their fate is, to a greater degree than most others, tied to geology.

The code is merely indented to a greater degree than the surrounding code.

To a greater degree or extent. Used as an intensive with comparative adjectives and adverbs:

more; to a greater degree