Sentence examples for substantially in relation from inspiring English sources

However, the particles' characteristics differ substantially in relation to the sources, which can influence their potential toxicity.

In the present study, estimated HRs did not vary substantially in relation to tumour ER and PR status; however, due to small numbers of cases in the strata, we had limited statistical power to detect heterogeneity.

There was some variation in recruitment across the study sites as may be expected, with the lead site recruiting substantially in relation to expected prevalence than the other the other three, possibly due heightened awareness in the local general practitioner population (see table 1).

After restricting the analysis of maternal height with risks of pre- and post-term birth to deliveries with spontaneous onset (Table  7), the effect estimates were not substantially changed in relation to preterm births, but precision was lower due to the fewer numbers of pregnancies.

Findings and Conclusions: RR funding is substantially on target in relation to the forecast set in the MPO and CPR for 2002 and 2003, and has exceeded the target in 2004 due to increased RR allocations.

The most exciting aspect of the show is a chance to gauge how originally and substantially individual artists stand in relation to both social history and art history.

The most exciting aspect of the show is the chance to gauge how originally and substantially individual artists stand in relation to both social history and art history.

However, the percentage of unmet expectations was substantially higher in new patients in relation to three issues, marked by asterisks in Table  3: being asked about the effects of previous treatment, provided with pre-treatment information about what to expect, and being given advice on prevention.

Lastly, many of the excess risks we observed were substantially higher than those generally found in relation to established risk factors for the respective malignancies.

This paper describes the largest prospective study examining criteria to diagnose miscarriage, and recruiting more numbers would not substantially improve knowledge of test performance in relation to mean gestational sac diameter and crown-rump length cut-off values.

That is especially true in relation to issues that are substantially cross-cutting like devolution to the cities, ensuring a massive increase in apprenticeships and dealing with a low-wage economy".