Sentence examples for be substantial over time from inspiring English sources

Since the young population is usually more at risk for traumatic aortic injury the radiation burden will be substantial over time, so MRA might be a reasonable alternative to CT [20].

"The local companies are able to make their property much more valuable than it would be otherwise, and they take the ticket sales, while [the entertainment companies] get licensing fees, which can be substantial over time," Kim says.

The effect can be substantial over relatively short lengths of time, historically speaking.

High technology ventures are associated with employment of technologically qualified people and the change in technology being substantial over a period of time.

There were substantial changes over time in the management of over 14,000 oesophageal and stomach cancer patients diagnosed over a 12-year period in the East of England.

If there have been substantial changes over time in the rates of molecular evolution of the mitochondrial protein-coding genes used in the analysis, then this will tend to reduce the accuracy of our estimated D. brevis – D. folliculorum divergence time.

The intra-rater agreement for both, content and formal quality when scoring the same answer twice, one year apart, showed poor agreement however, when group mean scores of an expert panel were used there was substantial agreement over time for content quality but not for formal quality.

"And the response continued to be substantial, so over a period of time, I decided that I was going to put myself in a position to do it".

While the cross-sectional regression coefficients suggest that the magnitude of the association between insulin sensitivity and GFR could be modest, the ORs from the longitudinal logistic regression analyses imply that the potential impact of lower insulin sensitivity on the development of renal dysfunction over time could be substantial.

Perhaps, but the harm is substantial this time.

Even though the numbers are small, the increases are substantial and consistent over time.