Sentence examples for differ substantively between the from inspiring English sources
The iCDI admission laboratory data did not differ substantively between the groups.
Results did not differ substantively between subgroups defined by family history of breast cancer or use of sun protection, or in subanalyses restricted to whites (data not shown).
We have no reasons to expect that cognitive biases proposed as mechanisms by which exposure to these interventions may influence food selection and consumption (for example, 'unit bias') will differ substantively between people living in high-income countries (HICs) and those living in LMICs (see How the intervention might work).
Results from this study suggest that ephemeral changes in a small number of DEGs occur early in life and contribute to different protein abundances associated with healthy and disease traits that become evident in adulthood, differing substantively between physically inactive and inactive animals.
Ken and I have evolved to lean in different directions in today's political alignments, and we differ substantively on the legacy of Andrew Jackson.
The pooled NNT was obtained by taking the inverse of this pooled risk difference, because the response rates for a certain cutoff did not differ substantively among the trials included in the meta-analysis, [22].
A factor analysis of these twelve factors yields four super factors that differ substantively from the big five: Dangerous, Authoritarian, Powerful and Down-to-Earth.
Again, the results (not shown) did not differ substantively from the base case and the increasing probability of being an abstainer and decreasing consumption level for drinkers among later birth cohorts were still identifiable.
