Sentence examples for are substantively from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a substantive manner, or to a substantive extent.
The epistemic characterization of this solution concept is in terms of "substantive rationality" and common belief that all players are substantively rational (cf. also Vanderschraaf & Sillari 2009: sec. 2.8).
To obviate poor power or sensitivity in significance testing to detect interactions that are substantively important, interactions with a p value lower than 0.15 were deemed to indicate substantive heterogeneity of effects that should be further investigated.
Despite that assurance, the US and Iran are substantively aligned against Isis, both backing a new Shia-led government in Baghdad against a mutual foe.
Some administration officials stand by the 16 words as "technically correct," and the British continue to insist they are substantively true -- but Bush advisers now concede that the president should never have included the charge.
The EPA requires, as a general rule, that men and women who work in jobs that are substantively equal in terms of skill, effort, responsibility, and working conditions shall receive the same pay.
Techniques for shared memory communication, such as message segmentation and collectives, not based on point-to-point operations, are substantively different from their inter-node counterparts.
Nevertheless, the relationship is substantively (and statistically) significant.
"Phil is convinced his phone was substantively hacked by the News of the World.
She is substantively driven — but she was also engaged in courting, incessantly...
Is the New India a nationalist myth, or has the country been substantively transformed?
The current settlement is substantively identical to one tentatively reached in 2000 under the Clinton administration.
