Sentence examples for Substantially required from inspiring English sources

The fact that patients in the preventable ADE group came more often from home or the Emergency Department than those in the unpreventable ADE group is in line with the study of Heaton et al. which reported that non-compliance substantially required Emergency Department visits [37].

These results further indicate that similar to the samples from PHG patients and PVL mouse model, PUMA is substantially required in PHT-induced gastric injury to lead to the development of PHG in the CCl4-treated liver cirrhosis model.

As more and more of the global energy budget is provided by low-carbon sources (over highly-polluting fossil fuels), the volume of nuclear material in existence will grow substantially – requiring considerable attention and policy to ensure its long-term safety and security.

Our failure to reduce incidence more substantially requires a re-examination of what interventions, singly or in combination, are best suited to reverse the HIV pandemic.

Now, however, the broader scientific, technological, and cultural climate in which public health agencies operate and in which emerging infections are addressed is changing substantially, requiring the EIP to adapt.

Here we propose and characterize a novel approach using artificial-dielectrics which reduces substantially the required outer diameter of the resonator.

The key point is that increasing absolute mobility substantially would require more broad-based economic growth.

Unlike, say, F. Scott Fitzgerald or John Cheever, he never seems to have regarded the two forms as substantially different, requiring alternate frames and pacings; just because some stories take longer to tell than others doesn't mean the telling has to change.

On the other hand, system complexity substantially increases, requiring more advanced PA models for the representation and compensation of ET PA distortion effects.

Observer workload can be reduced substantially by requiring fewer nuclei to be scored when determining ERCC1-19q13 status.

Results did not change substantially when requiring subjects to be classified in at least 10 out of 20 iterations.