Sentence examples for application substantially from inspiring English sources
Its lawyers contended that the zoning board's denial of the building application "substantially burdened" the practice of Orthodox Jewish faith because the new building was in its entirety a religious enterprise intended to teach the tenets of Orthodox Judaism, though both academic and religious classes would take place there.
The compost application substantially influenced the signal grass productivity when compared to the control (Fig. 1).
The performed application substantially confirms the level of safety importance classification (SIC) assigned to the FPSS by the ITER team (SIC level 3).
The children contributed their own perspectives (the child's perspective) on the usability, content and graphic design of the application, substantially improving the software and resulting in an age-appropriate product.
ASA applications substantially improved several growth and photosynthetic parameters, including shoot biomass, dry weight, and photosynthetic pigments, of P. vulgaris seedlings exposed to different durations of chilling stresses.
On the other hand, in studies aiming at the development of agricultural or biotechnological CNM applications, substantially higher concentrations frequently need to be investigated according to the envisaged product design.
To study our proposition we draw upon a longitudinal dataset of more than 580 U.S.-based biotechnology firms to empirically demonstrate that biotechnology firms that have submitted patent applications substantially increase the level of funding they receive for their first round of financing.
Insecticide applications substantially reduced insect damage (to ∼8% in both years).
Mr. West's dream was to clone telomerase, the "immortalizing enzyme," for potential application in substantially extending cell life and maybe the lives of humans.
The next hurdle for NRG, in about 60 days, is for the regulatory commission to determine that the application is substantially complete, and accept it for processing.
Xcor's chief engineer, Daniel L. DeLong, said in a telephone interview that the F.A.A. had told the company that its application was substantially complete in November; the government has until May to decide whether to grant a license.
