Sentence examples for substantially even with from inspiring English sources

The most important cost determinant seems to be the place of residence before stroke: living single results in substantially higher costs, because the probability of being admitted to a nursing home is elevated substantially, even with limited disabilities.

For a larger number of semiannual users, however, costs drop substantially even with an increase in advertising costs, to $27 per user, and a cost of $3 for each 1% increase.

Importantly, the effects of exogenous GLP-1 to stimulate insulin and suppress glucagon are glucose dependent, and thus the risk of hypoglycaemia is not increased substantially, even with pharmacological dosing [ 71].

For example, in EMIS, although a broad range of websites were used for recruitment, participation rates varied substantially even between countries with similar household internet access.

Although the CVs for MRTD were quite high, the relative differences among the subjects were greater (MRTD varies substantially, even in healthy subjects with a high level of voluntary activation (De Ruiter et al. 2004), which resulted in good ICCs for the MRTDs.

This number differs substantially even among closely related species, with evidence for extensive gains/losses.

Poland's once powerhouse economy has slowed substantially even as Russia's has grown with Mr. Putin's reforms and overtures to the outside world.

Fluorescence patterns were typically associated with the eyes or the head, varying substantially even between species of the same genus.

This may suggest that diastolic dysfunction associated with uremia may not be substantially reversible, even with correction of uremia and volume overload.

In general with unequal-sized trials, the type I error of DL was substantially inflated even with minimal heterogeneity, while with equal-sized trials minimal or modest heterogeneity did not inflate the type I error substantially.

Because CAD is designed as a detection aid for radiologists, it is imperative that the use of CAD leads to improved sensitivity and specificity of radiologists without substantially increasing, or even with decreasing, their reading time.