Sentence examples for this constitutes substantial from inspiring English sources

This constitutes substantial challenges for the health care system and also causes considerable direct and indirect costs.

This is very similar to our previous results (Ref. [ 21]), and we believe that this constitutes substantial support.

This may mean that the increase in serum non-VLDL-TG levels disappears when VLDL-TG secretion from the liver is considerably decreased because LDL-TG, that constitutes substantial portion of non-VLDL-TG, is generated from VLDL-TG released from the liver [16].

But what constitutes "substantial", and how do you measure it?

The court seems split, having issued two rival opinions, each signed by three justices, that differ over what constitutes "substantial" noninfringement.

So we have two issues: First, what exactly constitutes knowledge that would disqualify an otherwise eligible service provider from safe harbor protection; Second, what exactly constitutes substantial compliance with the DMCA takedown notice requirements.

Closure of large soft tissue defects following surgery or trauma as well as closure of large chronic wounds constitutes substantial but common reconstructive challenges.

That access of this sort to bona fide, capitalized Reality accrues substantial potential energy for its author, and presumably, therefore, constitutes substantial usable capital for members of any individuated group to which the author happens to belong, goes without saying.

Simply trying to define what a rogue site is triggers a heated debate over what constitutes "substantial" non-infringing use and whether to hold index and search sites responsible for the infringing material that's overwhelmingly popular among their users.

Heavyweight mainstream frameworks such as Eclipse do not address this issue; their steep learning curves constitute substantial entry barriers to such ecosystems.

This constitutes a substantial breakaway from the established boundary between explicit and implicit content.