Sentence examples for substantially suffered from inspiring English sources
Roth et al (2010) and Ogino et al (2009a) argue that the meta-analyses of Andreyev et al (1998, 2001) substantially suffered from publication bias and possibly resulted in false-positive results because of the number of subset analyses.
However, the existing combinatorial antecedent structure in TSK models makes them substantially suffer from the curse of dimensionality.
But the company will have to rebuild a business that has suffered substantially in recent years.
The tourism industry, the country's third-largest source of foreign income, has also suffered substantially in recent months despite efforts to promote Mexico as a safe destination.
Even though this portfolio of dams suffered substantially from cost overruns, the net contribution of these dams has been positive and substantial.
In the DVR age, the live nature of these shows is helping them reverse — in some cases substantially — audience erosion suffered in the 1990s.
"I think Al Qaeda has suffered substantially since 9/11, and it may have slowed down its operations, but to take the two-thirds number as a yardstick is a fantasy," Mr. Scheuer said.
The Taliban movement in Pakistan has suffered substantially in fighting with the Pakistani military in the tribal areas over recent months, but Pakistani and American officials recently admitted that Hakimullah Mehsud and the Taliban's suicide bomber trainer, Qari Hussain, had survived drone strikes.
Indeed, most patients in the study of Kropp et al. [17] suffered substantially under headaches.
Therefore, adopting effective disaster risk reduction practices is critical especially for low- and middle-income countries, such as Jordan that have suffered substantially more economic and human losses from disasters than high-income countries (Michel-Kerjan et al. 2013).
The drafters of the VRA recognized that racial minorities in certain jurisdictions suffered substantially from socio-economic disparities that effectively hindered their ability to participate in the political process.
