Sentence examples for substantially such as from inspiring English sources

If the market does catch on, the price tag goes up substantially, such as when eBay had to pay more than $2.5 billion for Skype in 2005.

Under conditions where the genetic variance-covariance relationships between traits do not change substantially, such as in this study where the populations were allowed to adapt to the diet treatments for only seven generations, the regression equation describing a trade-off is predicted to change in its intercept but not its slope [33].

Personal levels of UFP can differ substantially, such as in proximity to traffic (Kaminsky et al. 2009).

Variables that did not change the estimates substantially, such as study region or age at menarche, were not adjusted for in the analyses presented here.

The loading plots confirmed our conclusions from the visual inspection of the data in that the major differences between days 0 and 1 were the levels of metabolites that decreased substantially, such as sucrose, glucose and unkM5.18 (Additional File 1).

Despite the similarities in the N-terminal signal peptide, the CXXC motifs, and the conserved C-terminus, other features of the vsp genes vary substantially, such as the presence or absence of tandem repeats.

In this way, the Norwegian market of cheaper generics has developed substantially such that by 2009 as much as 70% of the defined daily doses in the generic interchangeable market were sold as cheaper generic versions [ 10].

The largest increases in pressure occurred in Asian NWHS, many of which were substantially damaged such as ManasWildlifeSanctuary.

4In the case of Borjas and Doran's study, for example, many of the native exits leave academia to work in jobs which may pay substantially better (such as working as 'quants' in financial services firms).

Discussion At a 4-year interval, the proportion of patients dying in the ICU with a previous instruction "not to resuscitate" substantially increases, such as that of patients discharged alive after a formal WhWd decision (p < 0.0001).

For species for which aDNA sequence information is substantially better, such as bears and bison, there is molecular evidence for repeated loss and turnover of haplotype diversity during the late Quaternary (cf. [ 19, 20, 27]).