Sentence examples for well substantially from inspiring English sources

Factors such as obesity, presence of pleural effusions, and lung compliance may well substantially influence abdomino-thoracic transmission [22].

CFU as a metric does not account for the presence of dead, non-viable cells or for organisms that tend to form clumps or grow as pairs or chains and may well substantially underestimate the number of living cells in a sample [ 50].

Cohort studies with historical controls are also particularly open to bias, as differences between control and intervention periods in patient population, staffing profile, policies and protocols, etc, may well substantially effect patient outcomes, making the intervention appear more effective than it is.

The Howarth paper, "Methane and the greenhouse-gas footprint of natural gas from shale formations," had estimated that leakage of gas from hydraulic fracturing operations (given that natural gas is mainly methane, a potent heat-trapping substance) and other factors made the climate impact of gas from such wells substantially worse than that of coal, measured per unit of energy.

Although irrigation wells substantially change local flow pattern, targeting low-As aquifers seems to be a suitable mitigation option for providing people with safe drinking water.

Among adolescents 15 16 years of age, boys rated their Physical well-being at the same level as did 11 12 year-old boys, whereas girls rated their Physical well-being substantially lower than did 11 12 year-old girls and boys.

Immortality may be beyond reach, but as Ji Kang explains in his essay "On Nourishing Life" (Yangsheng lun), self-cultivation can enhance one's physical and spiritual well-being substantially.

MEH: but nothing stops them from leaking the highly climate changing methane in small amounts that, multiplied by millions of defunct wells, contributes substantially to climate change.

The Wells score substantially overestimates the likelihood of DVT due to an overlap of clinical signs.

Entering a union lowers their domestic well-being by substantially increasing the domestic workload.

Overall, consistent with Cattaneo et al. (2009), Devoto et al. (2012) noted that that households' psychological well-being improves substantially when they upgrade their housing facilities.