Sentence examples for description of the substantial from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, the vast majority of studies conducted in support of split-foveal processing fail to adhere to either of these requirements (for a description of the substantial problems that exist in previous research in this area, see [4], [5]).
Our previous description of the substantial decline in malaria in The Gambia up until the end of 2007 [8] was supplemented by cross-sectional surveys at the beginning of 2008 [20].
The advent of 16S rRNA gene-sequence-based methods [ 27] has led to the description of the substantial diversity of the gut microbiome between healthy individuals [ 28- 30].
David Nestor, the accounting firm's spokesman, told several reporters that the firm objected to the I.R.S.'s description of the unspecified penalty as "substantial".
This is the first clinico-radiological description of a substantial number of community-acquired KP ALRI in hospitalized patients in Cambodia.
One of their governors, Étienne de Flacourt, wrote the first substantial description of the island.
An application of two complementary methods enabled complete description of the studied morphologies and revealed substantial differences in polymer chain mobility between two distinct phases.
Our findings provide a nearly complete description of the expressed genes, which is a substantial contribution to the existing sequence resources for this species.
The present study provides a preliminary description of the genomic context and variation for a substantial number of genes in Amphidinium carterae.
Also, each reviewer had additional substantial concerns about the description of the study and potential addition of an experiment, about the breadth of interpretation of mechanisms, and other issues.
However, lack of documentation does not appear to have induced a substantial bias in the description of the vaccination status of the patients; vaccination status measured for patients who had written vaccination documentation (20.1%) was close to that measured in those without such documentation (17.4%).
