Sentence examples for a substantively lower from inspiring English sources

One of the dominant "facts" that immediately circulated was that Clinton captured a substantively lower popular vote than Obama did in the two previous elections.

Most noteworthy was that each Asian subgroup other than Pacific Islanders had a substantively lower average BMI at diabetes diagnosis than the remaining groups at diagnosis.

Green space availability was substantively lower in SA1s with a higher percentage of low income residents (e.g. an incidence rate ratio of 0.82 (95% confidence interval (95% CI) 0.75, 0.89) was observed for SA1s containing ≥20% versus 0-10-1%w income residents).

*Competency gaps are identified when the self-assessment of current competency is substantively lower than desired competency.

This risk was cited as substantively lower than that of threshold GAD in only one of fourteen comparisons made [ 56].

The odds of being diagnosed were substantively lower in rural low-SEC DSPs but were not associated with the local prevalence of diabetes.

Non-orphans' resilience scores were lower than those of orphans in cases where the children reported 'little' (i.e. "sometimes") caregiver help and assistance and substantively lower in cases where children reported no (i.e. "never") caregiver help and assistance.

In addition, studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of inexpensive ways to improve indoor ventilation to reduce lung cancer risk and mortality in populations that burn coal, which might substantively lower the disease burden in other parts of the developing world.

Average total baseline and follow-up health care costs among both the PAH medication group and the PAH diagnosis group were substantively lower than was observed among subjects in the final study cohort.

Indeed, the prevalence of the K76T mutation on the Pfcrt gene was high in both Grande Comore and Moheli as found in previous studies (32, 33 ) but substantively lower in Anjouan and significantly higher in Mayotte where chloroquine use was massive during 1975 2007 (7, 34 ).

34 It is unclear whether these differences in clinical efficacy are directly correlated with the degree of aromatase inhibition and the corresponding suppression of plasma E2; however, it is notable that the potency of aminoglutethimide in this regard (90.6% suppression) is substantively lower than that of letrozole (nearly 99% suppression).