The phrase "a substantial compression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a significant reduction or condensing of something, such as data, text, or physical materials.
Example: "The report indicates a substantial compression of the original data set, making it easier to analyze."
Alternatives: "a significant reduction of" or "a considerable shortening of".
Thus, the substantial compression of rectangle figures observed by Sogo and Osaka suggests that their Kanizsa figure compression data overestimate the magnitude of saccadic compression simply due to the method features, especially strategy differences and memory effects.
Of all approaches, however, it is shown that the one based on three affine maps, leading to substantial compression ratios of 28 1, is generally the best, for such end up following the geometry of all sets rather closely.
As shown in Figure S3A, there is a clear and substantial compression in the range of transcript abundance in our CoNECT data relative to the tiling array data (which spans a far greater overall range).
Figure 1 summarizes Sogo and Osaka's findings and highlights that they observed substantial compression for all of their stimuli including control rectangles that should not be compressed.
Further experimental and modeling studies reveal that WCS can accommodate substantial compression from the bending and flattening of the curved layers, resulting in minimum stretching of individual layers.
There is a substantial amount of literature demonstrating improved survival with improved quality of chest compressions, including higher compression fractions [ 22], markedly limited hands-off time [ 23, 24] and maintenance of a recommended rate of 100 to 120 compressions/minute [ 25, 26].
The SBR technology in combination with AAC as standardized in MPEG under the name High Efficiency AAC (also known as aacPlus) offers a substantial improvement in compression efficiency compared to previous state-of-the-art codecs.
We have recently identified demyelination over a substantial distance downstream of an experimental nerve compression site (Schmid et al., 2013).
For the five patients with substantial tumour involvement, there was a pronounced compression of the nNUFTI curve, in favour of increased ThI values.
