Although these networks share similar complex network topologies – they are scale-free, small-world, and modular – they are nonetheless different in substantively important ways.
"I don't know if they're substantively different, but they feel different," she said.
In contrast, the differences between η3A, η3B, or η3C reflect substantively different concepts that are progressively causally removed from the specific y5 question wording.
We find that the model program and control groups are not significantly, nor substantively, different from those in the experimental data for British Columbia but are different for New Brunswick under our benchmark calibration.
These differences in patient sample, however, will only influence the method's estimates to the extent that they are extensive enough to produce substantively different compositions of patients between the Models and effect modification exists (whereby the treatments studied have different effects in different patients).
But the 2013 vintage was a substantively different and better kind of speech than its predecessors.
A spokesman for the firm said: "This accord is substantively different to the version originally proposed, and as a result Primark has been able to sign it".
"China's deploying necessary, limited defensive facilities on its own territory is not substantively different from the United States defending Hawaii," she said.
He is a solid conservative who is both temperamentally and substantively different from the conservatives who have led the country over the past few years.
The information in question is substantively different, however, than that held in government databases in the public domain, freely available to the citizenry.
