These narratives were then confronted and the cases were qualitatively compared to demonstrate how, over time, the idea and materiality of the private garden have created value and meaning.
We point out that the results obtained in the two cases are qualitatively equivalent, for this reason, unless specified, the data shown below are referred to the minimal basis set.
Results in all cases are qualitatively unchanged, suggesting the lead-up to retirement does not influence our results, the impact of job loss operates through channels other than income, and our results are not unduly biased by the inclusion of covariates that might be endogenous.
As Jesse Rothstein pointed out in the New York Times, funding cases (and desegregation cases) are qualitatively different from cases that involve more nuanced and multi-part policy decisions: "Few would suggest that too much integration or too much funding hurts disadvantaged students.
The results of all cases were qualitatively similar.
These nine cases were qualitatively different from other cases with chief complaints of social powerlessness associated with conditioned distrust of dentists and their negative behaviors.
The degree of heterogeneity was high for some comparisons, although results in most cases were qualitatively similar across studies in directions of the results.
"The Zazi case is qualitatively different in terms of the nature of the indictment and the details".
Intentional and voluntary conduct, such as that undertaken by Hickey in this case, is qualitatively different from levels of negligence, and therefore is not capable of intelligent comparison by [487 N.W.2d 122] the courts or by a jury.
The Simple Majority Game shows that alliance formation, even in the simplest case, is qualitatively different from two-player exchange because in alliance formation, benefiting one player requires harming another [26].
