Sentence examples for Substantially meaningful from inspiring English sources

Any musician, producer, or engineer would agree that it's near impossible to create a song of substance and meaning without a substantially meaningful process.

However, numeric identity has to be complemented by substantially meaningful identification, particularly when it is about individual persons [ 6].

Although the composite DIF index was positive in all items, it indicated an absence of substantially meaningful gender-related differences (M =.084, SD =.062; Min =.008; Max =.188).

To confirm whether the difference was substantially meaningful or not, Cohen's d values were used to indicate the effect size for the mean differences in the 12 sub-dimensions among the working-hour groups.

For Mexico, tackling the relations with the United States within NAFTA was substantially more meaningful.

We assumed that the best learning environment to administer the interim assessment is a small group work session, as it is considered to substantially contribute to meaningful learning (Michael 2006).

At study initiation, the mean SPPB score in the better glycemic control class was 8.3 compared with 7.1 in the poorer glycemic control class, indicating that those with better glycemic control at study initiation had a meaningful, substantially better level of lower-extremity function than did those with poorer glycemic control (19).

For a large preset threshold, the proposed scheme substantially degrades since the meaningful paths are not successfully detected.

Even more to the point, in a regime of prohibition, it will never be possible to prosecute traffickers such that the underground market is substantially impaired for a meaningful length of time.

The proposed revised definition of therapy administration is likely to result in substantially more valid and meaningful data for this variable.

For example, one parent may lose their job, become disabled, receive a meaningful inheritance or substantially increase their income.