Sentence examples for are used substantially from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of using.
- The use of torture has been condemned by the United Nations
Public welfare funds from the state budget, enterprises, and trade unions are used substantially to improve the material and social conditions of workers in Russia.
The results indicate that water is used substantially even by renewable resources, such as hydroelectricity and biomass, which are generally considered to be more environmental friendly than other energy sources.
But one organic farm in Guatemala is using substantially less to grow its crops.
However, the choice of specific agents and the patients for whom they are used vary substantially between and within transplant centers.
When raw materials with no previous commercial demand are used, these can contribute very substantially to cost.
Duration of NSAID treatment and the fracture healing phase in which NSAIDs are used have been shown to substantially affect healing in an animal model (Simon and O'Connor 2007).
These novel concepts, techniques, tools, and devices are envisioned to be used to substantially improve existing technologies as well as introduce entirely new technological innovations.
The evaluation results show that the knowledge of context can be used to substantially increase the acoustic event detection accuracy compared to the context-independent baseline approach.
In the current experiment they would not primarily be used to substantially slow molecular beams, but merely to select a specific portion from the original expansion and bring it to an extremely well-defined velocity.
The spatial distribution and abundance of hosts have an important influence on disease dynamics and these results demonstrate that metapopulation models can be used to substantially improve the effectiveness of vaccination campaigns and optimize the allocation of limited control resources.
The highest power density of single cells with the La1.85Mo0.15Ce2O7+δ electrolyte is approximately 0.643 Wcm−2 at 700 °C, suggesting that Mo-doped La2Ce2O7 can be used to substantially improve the electrochemical performance of low-temperature solid oxide fuel cells.
