Sentence examples for more substantial support from inspiring English sources
With our enhanced simulator, we were able to perform more extensive simulations in larger-scale realistic topologies, thereby presenting more substantial support for the convergence and fairness results.
However, this geological bound was not considered here during boundary construction in the interest of a conservative approach, but this assumption should be revisited if more substantial support for this idea comes to light.
Even though OPEC should, in theory, have been tempted to cut production further to give more substantial support to higher oil prices which were at $30 per barrel in January it has very little room for maneuver.
That would seem to be a leg up for Rhapsody over its competitors and mean that it might just have a shot at chipping away at the leaders by offering earlier and/or more substantial support in carrier billing and, say, via smart-TV channels like Xbox.
McDonagh estimates that only a few hundred Americans support Republican groups opposed to the Good Friday Agreement, as compared to the more substantial support the Provisional IRA received.
The net result is a more substantial support for gene-by-gene analysis.
However, Nylon based microarrays are at best marginally supported by these software, with more substantial Nylon support only to be found in commercial products[ 35].
For these teachers, the museum is perceived to have more substantial community support for teaching evolution than does their own school.
But the votes for Mr. Shuler and, more tellingly, the substantial support for delaying the election were evidence that Ms. Pelosi is now the leader of a fractured caucus and could have difficulty retaining the tight control she has had on House Democrats in recent years.
"If people don't borrow in FX any more, a very substantial support for the forint disappears".
Specifically, it was felt that this work does not represent a significant advance in the field without a more substantial analysis to support the authors' claim that the experimental evidence is consistent with independent generation.
