Sentence examples for substantially covered from inspiring English sources

Such territory has of course been substantially covered already.

Photoluminescent C NPs with the surface substantially covered with carboxylic acid groups were prepared by means of electrochemical dissolution of SiC wafers.

Thirty-three of the 35 Core Competencies were substantially covered, or were a core component of course material in one or more of the core courses.

Here, we will review only the proximal types of SMA, because the distal forms are substantially covered elsewhere (Rossor et al., 2012).

The ominous point of view substantially covers every aspect of what's going on in the novel.

Treatment is funded by contracted companies or medical aid funds (composed of pooled monthly contributions from members) which substantially cover co-morbid conditions including those not related to HIV.

Substantially more area was covered in the NUV than FUV, particularly in the bright central regions, because of the GALEX FUV detector failure.

Previous investigations of stomach cancer risk based on quantitative radiation dose estimates in the absence of chemotherapy are generally consistent with our results, although our study covered a substantially wider range of radiation doses.

To this end, it was somewhat surprising that the overall tone of reporting on marijuana had not shifted considerably over the course of the 10 years we considered, especially in light of evidence to suggest that the prevalence of use among Canadians had grown substantially during the period covered by our analysis.

Simultaneously the originally planned district heating network supplied from a relatively small bio-gasification plant has been substantially enlarged to cover a large part of the existing Stenloese town as well and a large wood-chip heating plant has been added.

Congress is moving rapidly to rectify the Bush administration's shameful refusal to expand the State Children's Health Insurance Program, or S-chip, to cover substantially more low- and middle-income children.