Sentence examples for examples of the substantial from inspiring English sources

But even if Spanish opposition melts away before Sunday, the bitterness over Gibraltar, over fishing rights, over ensuring that the UK has no competitive advantages over European businesses in a post-Brexit trade deal, these are examples of the substantial obstacles the UK will face from EU countries in negotiating a trade deal with EU after Brexit.

These are merely a handful of examples of the substantial knowledge about phenotypes of relevance to evolutionary biology that is represented in this study system [ 8].

Mischel is particularly excited by the example of the substantial subset of people who failed the marshmallow task as four-year-olds but ended up becoming high-delaying adults.

"This is just one example of the substantial return countries can expect for what amounts to a tiny per capita investment in children's physical and intellectual wellbeing," Bellamy said.

This can be taken as an example of the substantial amount of unexplained variance in coverage decisions, yet may also partially be explained by cooperation among coverage decision-makers; apparently, the G-BA is waiting for the results of further clinical studies conducted on behalf of NICE.

An example is the substantial interpatient variability of etoposide clearance (coefficient of variation of 30%) observed in a study by Ratain et al[6].

Many of the best examples of substantial and sustained sexual behavioural change are of groups that acted on their own initiative, such as Ugandan communities and gay communities in the USA early in the HIV/AIDS epidemic [ 66].

Hansen, Kim and Rahurkar demonstrate examples of substantial improvements to emotion recognition by subband weighting of the Teager energy operator-based critical band autocorrelation envelope feature.

In the simulated data, there are also examples of genes with substantial disagreement among technical replicates.

Some legal analysts and privacy advocates suggested that the disclosure of the F.B.I.'s collection of community of interest records offered another example of the bureau exceeding the substantial powers already granted it by Congress.

An increasing amount of deep sequencing data for plant small RNAs has provided a basis for describing some examples of substantial miRNA* representation.