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Meanings of substantially in English

Portuguese
consideravelmente
Spanish
muy

To a great extent or degree.

consideravelmente
Usage of substantially in English
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Background: Research using large administrative databases has substantially increased in recent years.
Pubmed
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Newspapers must introduce new work practices and substantially reduce costs, it says.
The Irish Times
3
The number of New Zealanders who trust the government has risen substantially.
Radio NZ
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Conclusion: After introduction of the new agents treatment paradigms have changed substantially.
Pubmed
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These nonspecific responses may substantially benefit public health, but are also variable.
Pubmed
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The question is less whether fuel taxes will rise substantially, but when.
Reuters
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said the changes substantially weakened the deal.
Reuters
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Funding reforms mean 'substantially higher debt for poorest students' Read more 6.
The Guardian
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But his subsequent reported statement substantially stepped up a war of words.
The Irish Times
10
A disorderly default would result in substantially higher losses for the system.
Reuters
11
This can substantially change the balance between leading candidates come the election.
The South African
12
The group said that overall it was performing substantially ahead of expectations.
Reuters
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Therefore, early diagnosis of SAS in these patients is made substantially easier.
Pubmed
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Other brokers, however, say the loss to Crean will be substantially higher.
The Irish Times
15
Reater physical activity substantially reduces the risk of developing non-insulin dependent diabetes.
The Irish Times
16
In these particularly frail subjects, infections clearly worsen prognosis increasing substantially mortality.
Pubmed
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