Sentence examples for means that substantially from inspiring English sources

Particularly, the constructed mean value theorems enabled us to define means that substantially contain the constructed exponentially convex functions.

The increasing heteroplasmy variance through development means that substantially greater uncertainty is associated with heteroplasmy values inferred using measurements taken at later times.

In simple terms, high precision values mean that substantially more term-like phrases are selected than the number of erroneous phrases, while high recall values mean that the most term-like phrases are selected from the text.

The partisan gerrymandering by some Republican statehouses, incumbent protective gerrymandering by others and the disproportion number of Democratic voters in dense urban areas (and line-drawers who try to maximize rural representation in legislatures) means that Republicans are substantially overrepresented in the House.

This means that WKY produced substantially longer bouts than SHR and WIS.

This means that growth was substantially greater at certain blends of these two ions vs. the growth that was observed at the extreme ends or vertices of the mixture.

The rising number of elderly people and the fact that many spend the last 10 years of their life in poor health means that unless we pay substantially more in taxes to cover the care needed, the situation can only get worse.

High fecundity and larval density dependence means that this agent could substantially and quickly suppress plant growth, although this damage only occurs early in the season, allowing F. japonica time to compensate.

Output per hour is high; the productivity of those still in the labor force actually never fell during this recession as seen in Figure 4. Of course this just means that hours have fallen substantially more than output.

This means that systemic levels are substantially below what might be predicted based on simple dilutional calculations.

The scenario with a score of 44 has a mean and median that substantially underestimate the adjudicated APACHE II score, whereas the distribution of errors in the other two scenarios resulted in a mean and median within three APACHE II points of the adjudicated score.