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.
"If someone is going to be substantially enriched by the consequences of the vote, particularly if it represents a meaningful amount of their net worth, then there is a problem," said Harlan Krumholz, a professor of medicine at Yale University.
It is meaningful to point out that the effect of dependency between wind speed and WTG FOR on generation adequacy is minimal when WTG outages are independent, but it will be substantially larger when WTG outages are highly dependent.
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.
When you are saying $50,000 is substantially less than $100,000, that is meaningful.
John Bercow previously told the prime minister that she could not put forward a third meaningful vote if it was "substantially the same" as the last one.
The team, led by Prof Carlo Leifert at Newcastle University, concludes that there are "statistically significant, meaningful" differences, with a range of antioxidants being "substantially higher" – between 19% and 69% – in organic food.
However, numeric identity has to be complemented by substantially meaningful identification, particularly when it is about individual persons [ 6].
Worse, the human-rights standards upon which the aid was originally contingent have been substantially diluted – and it's far from clear whether even those watered-down guidelines will actually be enforced in any meaningful way.
This was substantially true.
