Sentence examples for substantially clear from inspiring English sources

Perhaps not surprisingly, then, BAY 11 7082, even a single dose, could substantially clear NOD insulitis.

Trump substantially cleared his path toward the Republican nomination, with the contest now down to only three candidates.

Long-term time-lapse sequences from the thermal cameras, in many cases, provide a substantially clearer view of evolving volcanic processes than time-lapse sequences from conventional webcams (see Additional files 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13).

We hope that our presentation is substantially clearer this time around.

We recently argued that currently used markers of systemic inflammation such as C-reactive protein and procalcitonin are substantially cleared during continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) and thus may lose sensitivity to evaluate the degree and evolution of inflammation [ 2].

The Fed's public declaration in September that it would buy bonds until the outlook for the labor market "improved substantially" has cleared away much of the uncertainty and controversy that usually precedes such announcements.

"Their performance will be affected for the quarter; how substantially is not clear".

Many would argue that given the particularly prominent role that British companies like Royal Ordnance and Hunting Engineering played in the past in producing and selling anti-personnel landmines that there is a moral imperative on the government to contribute substantially to the clear up.

Since glycomics and glycoproteomics data are expected to increase substantially, it is clear that the network figures generated from the glycan structures should be drawn based on the available updated data in order to give the most current overview of glycan functions.

We reviewed all Traditional 510(k) submissions for cervical IBFDs deemed substantially equivalent and cleared for marketing from 2007 through 2014.

Proposals to offset the impacts of clearing substantially intact native vegetation or larger areas of partially modified native vegetation were generally assessed as unlikely to 'improve or maintain environmental outcomes'.