Psychologists have found that a substantial factor accounting for this variability is the perceived degree of control that people have over their daily lives.
Colocation, or the ganging of several carriers on one tower, consolidates the environmental impact and increases the rental income, which can be a substantial factor.
Judge Jackson acknowledged the need to weigh whether the employee's speech was a substantial factor in being fired.
The jury said Propulsid, which was removed from the market in 2000 after being linked to 70 deaths, was not a substantial factor in the death of John Calvert of Napa, Calif.
"This will increase by a substantial factor the burden on remaining asbestos defendants," warned Richard Weinberg, general counsel for the GAF Corporation, a privately held company that is an asbestos litigant.
On a conference call a few days ago to announce a 98% drop in second quarter profitability, CEO John Anderson said the computer disaster was a "substantial" factor in a 19% decline in US sales and the subsequent profit meltdown.
Although some amount of loss may be attributed to the advent of e-mail, a far more substantial factor is the rising volume of bills being both sent and paid online.
The report states that, while there is no doubt that Mr. Monegan's "failure to fire Trooper Wooten was a substantial factor in his own firing," the evidence suggests it was not the sole reason.
The suit further calls use of the app the "proximate cause" of the collision, saying it led to Muzzafar being distracted, and that his distraction was a "substantial factor" in the collision.
I am suggesting that the belief that Muslims are somehow less American, or even less human, is widespread, and is a substantial factor in explaining the discrepancy I began by identifying.
"There's a long-standing, deeply embedded myth in this country about the relative costs of motoring against the relative costs of public transport and that is a substantial factor in political decision-making.
