Sentence examples for more substantially this from inspiring English sources

As the ISP reforms affect more substantially this unofficial scheme than the collectively agreed one, the post-2005 evonution on Fig. 1 could capture a substitution between the two schemes.

Second, and more substantially, this solution of the old evidence problem can be charged of being an elusive change of the subject: for it was Mercury's data, not anything else, that had to be recovered as having confirmed (and still confirming, some would add) Einstein's theory.

More substantially, the Kirchner government announced the dissolution of the country's notoriously corrupt intelligence secretariat.

More substantially, the Kelly/Gilligan affair has highlighted the difficult double role of the BBC governors as both champions and scrutineers of this national treasure.

More substantially, the campaign complained about the time it takes to process a DMCA complaint.

As I enter my final month of law school, attending the American Society of International Law ASILL) Annual Conference in Washington, DC was not only a reaffirmation of my commitment to international law, but an inspiration to contribute more substantially to this incredible community.

Because footprint density generally is far lower in 3′ UTRs than in 5′ UTRs or coding regions, it is possible that various sources of noise (e.g. regions of mRNA protected by RNA structures or by RNA-binding proteins) might contribute more substantially to this density than to the density in coding regions.

Second, and more substantially, society evolves, and this evolution turns behavioral modes, institutions, and even values of the past obsolete.

Preparedness to serve in remote areas increased with the introduction of this incentive, more substantially among graduates from schools from remoter areas, and less so among women with children [ 47].

"Nobody wanted this to be a distraction from the more substantially difficult issues we have with North Korea," he said.

Both are rewarded more substantially for athletic achievement.