However, there is evidence indicating that the results of laboratory tests may be substantially different, sometimes orders of magnitude from the results of field studies [86].
A form of dynamic pricing has been practiced by most theaters for years: when tickets are not selling they are discounted, often substantially, and sometimes given away for free.
Today's single-cell models are usually equally small, but other systems biology models may be substantially bigger, sometimes including hundreds of states.
If pasteurization in large-volume, widely distributed supplies reduces risk substantially, but sometimes incompletely (eg, due to partial failures), the resulting low-level distributed contamination would be likely to produce even more diffuse outbreaks than with raw milk.
It has been credited with improving school attendance, sometimes substantially.
The programs have been credited with improving school attendance, sometimes substantially.
Because the principal increases, sometimes substantially, new monthly payments can wind up only slightly lower than those of the original loan.
Resales of parking spaces in condos and co-ops are negotiated between buyer and seller and are often less, sometimes substantially so, than the sponsor's asking price.
About 1700 the English country dances began to appear on the Continent, where they were somewhat formalized and sometimes substantially altered.
