The phrase "as for substantial" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a topic related to something substantial, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "As for substantial changes in the policy, we will discuss them in the next meeting."
Alternatives: "regarding significant" or "concerning major".
Advantages of this program over previously available equations and algorithms include the capacity to properly model such newer dialysis schedules as 6-times-weekly short daily or nocturnal hemodialysis, as well as account for substantial variation in residual renal function.
Through the integration of knowledge from applicants and producers the relevance of bedding textiles for well-being of dependent as well as need for substantial improvement is highlighted.
We would like to thank GlaxoSmithKline for providing HPC resources vital to complete the project, as well as Cranfield University for substantial support.
Reval (Tallin), Narva, Riga, and Libau (modern Liepāja, Latvia) emerged as significant centres of export and industry and as homes for substantial commercial fleets.
Perhaps the unifying feature of Confucian philosophizing in the early modern period was the view that words were crucially important as vehicles for substantial meaning.
We marked scores larger than log(3)=1.099 as indications for substantial differences in treatments.
Nevertheless, the case of Sierra Leone shows that some events, by creating an alignment of actors and agendas, can act as catalyst for substantial (not incremental) change.
In the past, the debt limit has not been used as a vehicle for substantial changes to fiscal policy.
Still, last month the Los Angeles Business Journal noted that Disney, NBCUniversal and Paramount were planning three of the largest commercial developments in Los Angeles County, with a combined cost in the billions of dollars, serving as the blueprint for substantial growth in movie and television facilities at all three.
Hub airports, such as Heathrow, cater for substantial numbers of transfer passengers - who do not start or finish their journey at that airport.
