Under his leadership, the boarding school's campus expanded substantially, as did its endowment, to $132 million from $3 million.
According to Levenbook, champions of global coherence ignore the fact that sometimes a legally justified decision is supported by, in the sense of cohering with, principles which are distinctive of one area or branch of the law, but the principles concerned differ substantially from, and hence do not cohere well with principles from other branches of law.
The latter means that while some SDGs will substantially benefit from the private sector "doing well," others will benefit to a lesser extent.
Particularly in those circumstances, the exclusion of gay and lesbian couples from marriage does not substantially further any important governmental interest.
Correlations between subscales in the full sample were large (range.39 to.80); removing double-loading items from subscales did not substantially alter correlations (range.38 to.38).38
But the number is up substantially from the 139 done in 1992, the year before Detective Perez, from Sunset Park, Brooklyn, began working as an artist.
Asthma was also a strong risk factor for respiratory work disability (HR 6.7, 95% CI 4.1-11.0) but excluding asthma from the model did not substantially change the estimate for gassings (from HR 5.3 to 5.8).
As can be concluded from these data, the theoretical delay to mean transit time from peripheral injection does not substantially affect BV measurements in adult patients with average weight.
This loss of ice from the shelves did not substantially raise sea levels, she said, but could clear the way for rapid and massive shedding of ice resting on land, which would cause water levels to rise.
Exclusion of premature infants from the analysis did not substantially alter the findings (data not shown).
Most of the extinct haplotypes recovered differ somewhat among themselves, and all Taimyr EHs differ more substantially from SHs than do SHs among themselves.
