Sentence examples similar to substantially started from inspiring English sources

The tables also show that immigrants are more likely to be married and less likely to be single (both sexes and in all years); moreover, this difference increased substantially starting in 1996.

Moreover, longitudinal analysis shows that the commercialization output of San Francisco universities increased substantially starting in the early 1990s, the time period in which cohesive inventor networks emerged in the region.

The African American population in the northeast corner of Teaneck grew substantially starting in the 1960s, accompanied by white flight triggered by blockbusting efforts of township real estate agencies.

He did reduce the size of his stable substantially but started to build it back up in 2008.

To deal with it, the Fed needs to cut interest rates substantially -- starting before the economic statistics confirm the weakness that is being telegraphed by the stock market.

"There's tremendous inertia in the electronics sector because the entire industry is modelled around ITO. Big companies like Apple are wedded to the ITO manufacturing processes and will need to invest substantially to start using carbon," he says.

In order to allow for the possibility of a meaningful signal upon initiation of ATII, we preferentially considered patients with a substantially higher starting dose of norepinephrine (20 to 30 mcg/min, as evidenced in Figure  3).

"With 325 tonnes of concrete and 125 tonnes of steel in the ground we believe that physically the project has been 'substantially started.'".

A spokesman for the DWP said: "It is completely unsurprising that the number and cost of appeals has risen, because the number of work capability assessments carried out has increased substantially since we started reassessing 1.5 million incapacity benefit claimants in 2010.

By 2012, the group had grown substantially and they started offering workshops in neighboring towns.

Immediately after inoculation, the Fv/Fm ratio started substantially below the maximum value that was observed.