Sentence examples for general substantial from inspiring English sources

Irrespective of different empirical frameworks, there are in general substantial problems in estimating growth-related econometric equations.

In general, substantial losses of product due to refolding, filtration, and extensive column chromatography steps are required to isolate homogenously pure product in these systems.

In general, substantial founder and bottle-neck effects have been presumed to occur during the colonization of metallophytes in a heavy metal contaminated area.

However, one of the difficulties in using spectral analysis to study the relation between cerebral profusion and the arterial pulse is that during the period of data collection, there is, in general, substantial heart rate variability.

25 In general, substantial agreement between BMI categorizations based on self-reporting and measured values has been found, but self-reported values tend to give a lower BMI category, 1, 2, 7, 11, 20 especially in overweight and obese subjects.

A growing corporate sector in Nassau and Suffolk, and the general economic recovery, has generated substantial new business for law firms, Mr. Good said.

Gould instead ventures inside today's less spectacular statistics, their relative clumping over time, to demonstrate how this suggests a general and substantial improvement of batting and pitching together.

But it also raised a disturbing thought: that Britain now has homegrown suicide-bombers who think the Dar al-Harb, the Abode of War, can be reached by boarding a Thameslink commuter train.The terrorists gave no warning and the security services had not picked up any hint that an attack might take place (in fact the threat level had recently been downgraded from "severe general" to "substantial").

In general, a substantial increase in the amplitude of shorter (2 8 km) vertical wavelengths in the zonal and meridional wind components in the troposphere and stratosphere during the maximum obscuration, and even after 2 hours of the maximum obscuration, is found on the eclipse day compared to that on control day.

Although such a definition means "that the scholars can talk about it," he asked: "Is … there any evidence that society in general gives substantial deference to the psychiatric profession in this respect?" Other justices seemed to find the use of the IQ test alone problematic.

Resentment against the swells became a staple of presidential politics in the 1820s, when Andrew Jackson, a former general and substantial slaveholder, become king of the common man.