Sentence examples for capable of substantially from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we looked for alternative strategies capable of substantially improve the performance.
A solution is to use semi-active devices, which have shown to be capable of substantially enhanced mitigation performance.
The paper shows that fly ash is capable of substantially changing the grout rheological parameters, while the effect of temperature is negligible for the parameters tested.
A new scan approach is described, named 'Virtual Chain Partition' (VCP) architecture, capable of substantially reducing the test application time, test data volume and test power.
On one side, co-expression of the tetracycline regulated repressor tTSkid has proved capable of substantially reducing the baseline activity of rtTA.
These findings show that dry-based ice caps are capable of substantially eroding tors by entraining blocks previously detached by weathering processes.
Analysts and policy makers are increasingly certain that the economy is capable of a substantially faster pace of noninflationary growth than it was a few years ago, though there is considerable debate in and outside the Fed about where the new tipping point might be and how close the economy is to it.
This contrasts with the situation in calli, where AtPSY overexpression is capable of very substantially increasing the low carotenoid levels present in the wild type.
The OMB guidelines explain that the standard they use, "capable of being substantially reproduced," is less stringent than a "confirmation" standard because it simply requires that an agency's analysis be sufficiently transparent that another qualified party could replicate it through reanalysis.
Performance results for all measures showed the same trend, namely, the proposed method is capable of achieving a substantially high mitigation of the interference originating from adjacent femtocells.
Because elastic scattering (diffraction) of electrons or x-rays provides the information content of high-resolution structural images, electrons are capable of providing a substantially higher information/damage ratio.
