Sentence examples for substantial resulting from inspiring English sources

The UK burden of IID is substantial, resulting in up to 17 million sporadic cases annually.

Despite attempts to normalize partial carbon dioxide tension (PCO2) with increases in respiratory rate (maximum rate allowed by protocol was 35 breaths/min), hypercapnia in the low Vt/high PEEP group was substantial, resulting in significant respiratory acidosis at all time points compared with the high Vt/low PEEP group.

The WERF EndoCost study has shown that the cost arising from women with endometriosis treated in referral centres is substantial, resulting in an economic burden that is at least comparable to the burden associated with other chronic diseases, like diabetes mellitus [ 2].

The exclusion of household indoor chores and caring activities from the calculation of MVPA resulted in lower medians in all groups, but for Palestinian women this reduction was substantial resulting in the lowest level of MVPA, approximately one-third that of Israeli women.

For quotations related to phase C, see Table  4.> From the interviews it becomes clear that the gap between the ICU and the general ward is often substantial, resulting in suboptimal care for post-ICU patients and mutual misunderstandings and irritation between ICU and general ward.

To be truly successful, his visit must translate into substantial results that are sustained beyond the visit itself".

"We might have a substantial result, something that you can interpret, in a week to 10 days," Mr. Austin said.

Since collodion is developed on the spot, he, too, could offer near-instant gratification but with more substantial results.

The Cabinet Office said Collington had delivered "substantial results in improving the capability of government procurement and in developing the strategy for shared services.

· This is a breach of contract by your employers, but the remedies open to you will not produce very substantial results.

The most substantial result of the visit could be the lifting of a fruit embargo that has put a dent in Greece's agricultural exports.