Sentence examples for substantial work will from inspiring English sources

Clearly, substantial work will be required to generate and compare gene expression profiles of host responses to different tumor types using standardized technical approaches.

Substantial work will be necessary to characterize this subfamily fully, but its place as a separate clade within the Type I IFN would appear to be assured.

Some business leaders talked about the substantial work it will take to build a low-carbon world - such as Google's John Woolard describing the 1 to 3 gigawatts of renewables we need to build every day between now and 2040.

Substantial additional work will be required to determine if the larvae are responding specifically to the JA burst or some other rapidly elicited response that co-occur with the JA bursts.

Substantial additional work will be required to address this possibility.

Substantial additional work will be required to delineate the exact mechanism of how eIF3e may contribute to the translation of specific mRNAs and the potential impact of this mechanism on human cancers defective in INT6/eIF3e [ 58, 59].

We recognize that substantial development work will be involved in arriving at standard definitions and measures of QOL appraisal parameters, and that each aspect of appraisal raises psychometric issues in its own right.

Substantial further work will be required to translate these promising preliminary findings into a useable adjunctive therapy, and one major question that will need to be addressed is whether the evidence for an involvement of ICAM1 binding in severe malaria is currently strong enough to justify the resources required for drug development.

"As parents of a missing child, we have always wanted all reasonable lines of inquiry to be followed and it is gratifying to know that a substantial amount of work will take place over the coming months with close cooperation of the British and Portuguese authorities.

"As parents of a missing child, we have always wanted all reasonable lines of inquiry to be followed and it is gratifying to know that a substantial amount of work will take place over the coming months with the close co-operation of the British and Portuguese authorities.

The most physically substantial work is found in Will Rogan's delightful photographic series titled "Public Sculpture," which includes shots of collapsed sidewalk scaffolding and a fire hydrant.