Sentence examples for changed substantively from inspiring English sources

I'm not saying that government has had no role in these institutions before, but the degree of involvement has changed substantively.

If you look across our engineering, product management, and scientist roles, 15.1% of employees are women and this has not changed substantively in the last year.

As a teaser, he noted that across Uber's engineering, product management and scientist roles, 15.1percentt of the employees are women and that "has not changed substantively in the last year".

Although this should be an indication that the review has changed substantively enough to warrant rereading [ 2], they found that it was often difficult to identify what had changed in the review or even which reviews had new data and/or changed conclusions.

Comparing studies from earlier decades (Sadikali, 1972; Tabor et al, 1977; de Lalla et al, 1990) to the more recent ones (Nakwagala and Kagimu, 2002; Pido and Kagimu, 2005), no compelling evidence exists that HBV prevalence has changed substantively in Uganda.

But if Shell's investment strategy does not also change substantively, the bright ideas will have been shrouded in a PR sham.

When countries appear in both MICS2 and MICS3, they are listed once if minimum age regulations did not change substantively between rounds, and they are listed twice if their regulations changed.

We show that a mistake in our earlier method does not change substantively our previous conclusion that survey duration effects are occurring in the HRS, a finding that is also supported by a variety of regression models (including that of Weir and Smith).

These two sources said the final version did not change substantively from the draft.

And it's worth noting that despite all the hysteria about Obama and raising taxes, America's federal income tax rates are significantly lower than they were thirty years ago and there is absolutely no reason to believe that that will change substantively during Obama's term in office.

Estimates for stroke, ESRD, and LEAs did not change substantively.