Sentence examples for substantially no from inspiring English sources

The inventors say it would permit the manufacture of layered ices, because each would remain "distinct from one another, there being substantially no merging of the different flavor and/or color over time".

There were initially fears, heightened by cold war tensions, that the blackout was an act of foul play, but The Times reported that utility officials had soon "pretty well agreed upon the belief that there is substantially no chance of sabotage".

As such, there is substantially no national-level planning scheme dealing with or aiming to integrate different transport modes in Japan as of yet.

The induction period (IP) for LMA polymerization was observed to be very long as compared to substantially no IP for methyl methacrylate polymerization.

In rows 4 to 6 where side payments between SHI and MCO are disallowed (ω=0) the market share of MC increases substantially, no matter which bivariate coalition becomes effective.

A gas particle partitioner (GPP, US patent 6,761,752 B2) that allows highly efficient separation of gas and particles with no effect on the thermodynamic conditions and substantially no change of the composition of the gas has been developed.

The information on hormone treatment and mammography screening improved the model substantially, with no remaining statistically significant over-dispersion or non-linear period effects and no substantial departures from the historical gradual increase in incidence of invasive breast cancer.

"But thinking one's religious beliefs are substantially burdened – no matter how sincere or genuine that belief may be – does not make it so".

Furthermore, the environmental impact of the process can be reduced substantially as no fuel supply is required.

Worldwide incidence of cutaneous malignant melanoma has increased substantially, and no screening program has yet shown reduction in mortality.

Matching both companies year-for-year, its is clear that Google grew faster and was always substantially bigger no matter what year you look at.