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In another distinction, the current study examined a Pre-K program that did not have a low-income criteria stipulation and is substantively universal (99% selection rate), whereas VPI uses income criteria, excluding a large population.

Frederick William I of Prussia and George I of England, in his capacity as elector of Hanover, joined the coalition after they had demanded territory from Sweden in return for their continued neutrality and been substantively refused by Charles.

Most of the studies reported some information about DBS sample preparation, transport and storage but the data were provided in diverse formats and were substantively incomplete.

Nevertheless, the relationship is substantively (and statistically) significant.

It may also boost electoral engagement, but the effect is substantively small and marginally significant statistically.

Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries noted of the book's research, "The study is substantively important and theoretically grounded".

"The rapid adoption of media tablets is substantively changing how consumers access, create and share content," she writes.

However, provision by individual dentists is substantively related to certain dentist, practice, and patient characteristics.

She is substantively driven — but she was also engaged in courting, incessantly...

She is substantively driven — but she was also engaged in courting, incessantly..

The current settlement is substantively identical to one tentatively reached in 2000 under the Clinton administration.