Sentence examples for defined by a substantial from inspiring English sources
The South Dakota and NFIB cases teach that Congress can cut off funds if the conditions imposed are relevant "to the federal interest in the project" and the threatened loss of money doesn't amount to a "gun to the head," defined by a substantial percentage — approaching approximately 20% — of states' budgets.
The antipredator response was defined by a substantial decline in the foraging rate of individuals.
The target state in 2030 would be defined by a 50% share of CO2-free energies as well as by a substantial advance in energy efficiency.
The multidimensional data can define a multidimensional space defined by a Cartesian product of the dimensions.
I is useful for determining the heterogeneity due to true differences, and substantial heterogeneity was defined by an I value greater than 40% (Higgins and Thompson 2002).
Success will be defined by "substantial compliance with the agreement," Katz said, adding that prior consent decrees and memorandums of understanding have been effective for measuring compliance.
Some cases have 1 single defined cause, others do not have any defined cause, and a substantial number (one third) are caused by multiple pathogens (2 ).
Each of these SNPs has no significant main effects in the Cox model but the gene gene interaction effect defined by their pairs has substantial impact on the separation of two survival cures between high- and low-risk groups.
