Sentence examples for probably not substantial from inspiring English sources
Despite the potential for large effects, she concludes that welfare migration is probably not substantial given small existing cross-border differentials.
Thus, miRNAs appear to be essential for survival of lens cells, although their role in gross regulation of crystallin genes is probably not substantial at E16.5.
The increases in catch that were observed in the three situations described above are probably not substantial enough to warrant creating a reserve solely based on the goal of enhancing yields.
Although sucrose and starch levels are greatly decreased in high PHB producing plants, redirection of carbon from carbohydrates to PHB is probably not substantial enough to account for this decrease.
There is overlap between the UK worker study (Muirhead et al. 2009) and the 15-country worker study (Vrijheid et al. 2007), but this is probably not substantial because the former has 9 more years of follow-up (1993 2001) and the latter includes data from 14 countries in addition to the United Kingdom.
Professor Gillers said the judge's monetary interest in the cemetery trust was probably not sufficiently substantial to merit recusal.
Big financial players, which plan further lobbying efforts, called the rules unnecessary, warning that consumers would probably not see substantial savings.
"There have been members of Congress appointed to cabinet positions," said Lawrence H. Norton, a former general counsel to the F.E.C. "If they had campaign debt, it wasn't as notorious as hers is and probably not as substantial".
Given an exposure range of about 45 75 dB(A), the impact on the analyses will probably not be substantial.
Hence, a long distance to health care facilities is probably not a substantial reason for delay, suggesting other regional barriers such as organisational and local traditions [ 23].
Participants with ongoing pharmacologic or psychotherapeutic treatment (possibly associated with greater severity or chronicity of illness) improved somewhat less than other participants, so such treatment was probably not a substantial confound.
