The phrase "according to substantial" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a reference to significant information or evidence, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "According to substantial evidence presented in the report, the findings were conclusive."
Alternatives: "based on significant" or "in light of considerable".
According to Substantial's, Adam Pearson, the Lead Developer on "Exploding Kittens," the metrics show that a lot of people are playing the game simultaneously, but he declined to provide download numbers.
As such, the accurate definition of repeat length and repeat number according to substantial biological significance is a sophisticated problem.
In fact, according to ATTOM, substantial percentages of homes valued from under $100,000 to $300,000 qualify for the same, elite category.
In the United States, for example, insiders enjoy protections from takeovers that, according to a substantial body of empirical evidence, actually decrease company value.
According to Lana, substantial revisions by a hired writer removed "all the subtext, the visual metaphors... the idea that within our world there are moral pocket universes that operate differently".
(To quote the National Marriage Project, "Children who grow up with cohabiting couples tend to have worse life outcomes compared to those growing up with married couples … [and] children in stepfamilies, according to a substantial and growing body of social science evidence, fare no better in life than children in single-parent families").
According to Regulations, substantial negotiations generally require discussions of signifi cant economic terms (e.g., exchange ratio is a reorganization) with the other party.
In the present study, we witnessed skeletal changes following slow maxillary expansion, similar to those Hicks [17] had reported; according to him, substantial skeletal changes with slow maxillary expansion can be observed especially in younger children.
According to Chin, "substantial evidence" demonstrated that rinsing with a mouthwash is not as effective as flossing.
However, according to a substantial proportion of users (41%), the website contained too much information, and for some (14%) the loading of pages lasted too long.
