Sentence examples for substantially borne from inspiring English sources
Martyn Gregory, the journalist and film maker, whose book Diana: The Last Days was substantially borne out by the inquest verdict, said: "Let us hope it steers well clear of the conspiracy theories.
Contrary to the case of a frictionless contact, with friction the system can bear substantially enhanced compressive load without buckling after its stiffness turns negative, and the onset of instability is strongly affected by the amount of perturbation set by the environment.
The Poriferan network (fig. 4 H) bears substantially greater similarity to the more inclusive nonbilaterian composite network (fig. 4 D).
On the other hand, SFS-based statistics bear substantially less power to detect selection on microsatellites, particularly when the mutation rate is high (fig. 2).
Another issue that bears substantially on the leukemia findings reported by both Hauptmann et al. (2003) and Beane Freeman et al. (2009) concerns the number of deaths in the cohort.
Finally, we noted that somatic L1 insertions in neurons bore substantially longer TSDs on average than polymorphic L1 insertions, corroborated by structural characterization of L1 integration sites found by single-cell RC-seq.
Home rang sizes calculated with the minimum convex polygon varied substantially among bears and types but less for the 95% kernel estimators.
Mr. Skelos is also challenging Mr. Suozzi's purported Medicaid solution, which would substantially increase the aggregate tax burden borne by Long Island residents.
"What I find especially impressive is that many of his insights — most importantly that the U.S. has substantially lower mobility than previously thought — are basically borne out by our new data that is thousands of times larger," Mr. Chetty said.
In our country where healthcare cost is mainly borne by the individual, such cost reductions would substantially reduce out-of-pocket expenses for the patient.
This requires the connecting generator to substantially fund the reinforcement required, rather than the cost to be borne by all the customers in south Wales".
