Sentence examples for substantially see from inspiring English sources
In 14 countries, support for democracy increased over the past year, in some cases substantially (see first illustration above).
In another survey, which asked Japanese firms to rate which countries they regarded as the best places to invest in the next three years, the proportion opting for China dropped from 91% in 2004 to 77% last year, while the appeal of Vietnam and India rose substantially (see chart).
Furthermore, comparisons across countries will be limited because (a) the countries of origin of the current refugees vary across the different host countries, and (b) the proportion of refugees per country may vary substantially (see, e.g., EUROSTAT 2016).
In the twenty-first century, with steady progress made in genetic engineering, nanotechnology and related fields of biotechnological enhancement such as age-defying drug development, it is likely to increase further, perhaps substantially (see, e.g., [30, 59]).
Scrubber technology is not considered mature and reliable enough in the Baltic Sea environment, and the final costs of the scrubbers have also not been studied substantially (see e.g. [11]).
Nevertheless, we found that partitioning the promoters to those containing CpG islands and those lacking CpG islands improves the results substantially (see below).
Consequently, the probability of discovering suboptimal paths is substantially reduced (see Figure 3(b)).
Such a notion of harm limits the practical significance of the non-identity-problem to different degrees depending upon how the threshold is substantially defined (see Section 4 below).
After excluding studies specifically addressing extra-pulmonary TB, the associations between SLC11A1 polymorphisms and TB were not substantially changed (see Table S4).
Even with heterogeneous sample tests, the carbon nanotube platform detected the DNA equivalent of a single larva of target organisms in the presence of substantially higher (see Table 2) concentrations of non-target background DNA (Fig. 3).
Trees that included the reference taxon were substantially worse (see Additional File 2: table S2).
