Sentence examples for Substantially guaranteed from inspiring English sources

The excellent properties of electrochemical O2− biosensors can substantially guarantee these miniaturized biosensors a great potential for real-time monitoring of O2− in biological tissues, such as brain tissues in future.

RhB-CCNP-BSA with uniform particle size and similar surface charge possessed desired structural stability in simulated physiological environment to substantially guarantee the validation of elucidation on size-dependent absorption mechanisms of polymeric nanoparticles using in vitro, in situ, and ex vivo models.

"Prepared salads are generally washed in chlorinated water, a process that reduces levels of bacterial contamination substantially but does not guarantee their complete elimination," he said.

But an indication of the Legislature's preference for one of the plans at this point would substantially increase -- though not guarantee -- the chances that that plan would be approved.

All of their ideas have these basic facts in common: they would not reduce the number of uninsured Americans substantially; they would not guarantee affordable coverage for people with pre-existing conditions; they make only feeble attempts to rein in medical costs; and their proposals to slow the rise in the cost of premiums would mostly benefit the healthy.

One proposal Croesus heard was to give home buyers a $20,000 tax credit and to guarantee a substantially reduced interest rate on the mortgage.

Including a polygenic effect in the model, reduces spurious associations substantially, but does not guarantee that they do not occur.

The F.H.A. has already expanded its mortgage-guarantee program substantially in the last three years as the housing crisis deepened.

We prove by theoretical deduction that the rollout policy is guaranteed to substantially improve the performance of the heuristics as the base policy.

While data collected by Cloud Index allows for multiple ways of predicting the past and future, greater accuracy requires substantially more data for guaranteeing results and thus, altering outcomes.

Traditional defined-benefit pension plans, of which Social Security is a variety, are able to deliver substantially higher retirement incomes, guaranteed for a lifetime, precisely because they don't rely on the individual savings principle.