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Meanings of have significantly in English

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Usage of have significantly in English
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These two tumor types, however, have significantly different capacities for CEA release.
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Results: Females have significantly higher rates of depression for each sample overall.
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However, the two interventions in combination would have significantly reduced both variables.
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They have significantly underperformed a 17 percent rise in the benchmark index.
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Cancer treatment strategies using radiation therapy have significantly improved outcomes in patients.
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These approaches have significantly advanced our understanding of the human brain organization.
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Others including Anthem Inc have significantly reduced their presence in the state-based markets.
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Background: Omics approaches have significantly increased our understanding of biological systems.
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Interestingly, people with chronic periodontal disease have significantly higher risk of heart disease.
Prescription alternatives: hundreds of safe, natural, prescripti...
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Since the Taliban fell in 2001, women's rights have significantly improved.
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The United States and its allies have significantly ratcheted up sanctions against Iran.
Reuters
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Some regions of PNG have significantly higher populations of circumcised males than others.
Radio NZ
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They have significantly lower fuel and maintenance costs than diesel buses.
Wired
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These have significantly diluted the apparent conditionality of the ardfheis resolution on policing.
The Irish Times
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Subjects with detrusor overactivity did not have significantly worse success rates.
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Smokers with periodontitis have significantly less PD reduction and CAL gain than non-smokers.
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