Sentence examples for add to the substantial from inspiring English sources

"We are working closely with successful providers to identify new projects where academies will replace underperforming schools, to add to the substantial range of projects already in progress".

In contrast, combining loperamide with AMDs predisposes to ESBL-E colonization and may add to the substantial risk posed by AMDs alone.

Our results add to the substantial evidence, summarised in a recent overview of nine systematic reviews, 38 that exercise interventions for patients with knee osteoarthritis reduce pain and improve physical function but that effect sizes are considered small.

Finally, the results of this study cannot be generalised to other drugs and drug classes, but they do add to the substantial body of empirical findings demonstrating poor adverse event assessment and reporting practices and a distortion of evidence through selective reporting of industry-sponsored psychotropic drug research.

The report by Quispe and others 1 in this issue of the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene adds to the substantial and growing body of evidence that a diagnosis of Plasmodium vivax malaria often occurs with serious and threatening illness.

Secondarily, we wished to add to the already substantial literature on determinants of transmission.

However, the supplementation with cellulase or pectinase would add to the already substantial cost for enzyme in the bioconversion process.

In this light, the studies reported herein add to the already substantial evidence that targeting the crucial PI3K/mTOR pathway might be an effective strategy in mesothelioma, specifically by inhibiting oncogenic signals from the multiple activated RTKs.

Dissatisfaction with therapy is a major contributor to diminished adherence among patients with dermatologic disorders; inadequate treatment can therefore add to the already substantial burden of poor health-related quality of life associated with psoriasis [ 17, 18].

He also gave his strongest indication yet that the Fed was ready to resume its large purchases of longer-term debt if the economy worsened, a move that would add to the Fed's already substantial holdings.

And UKIP's Nigel Farage said the cash demand would add to the UK's already substantial budget deficit and he would "not pay a penny" to the European Union.