Sentence examples for meaningful between from inspiring English sources

"The only relationship really original and meaningful between fashion and art is Dalí and Schiaparelli, " Ms. Prada said.

"This program starts a relationship that we think, and we hope, is going to be meaningful between NASA and ourselves," Robert T. Bigelow, the chief executive of Bigelow Aerospace, said at a news conference here at the company's headquarters.

Using data of refitting, a comparison has proofed meaningful between technological characteristics of the flint material of Eyserheide and those of 'classic' Magdalenian sites in the Paris Basin.

To make comparisons more meaningful between methods we also constrained the DIVA analysis in the same way.

In general, the differences in severity were not clinically meaningful between treatment periods, and no major differences were observed between treatment periods by 30 days post-injection.

Because the WT and ethylene signaling mutants differ in root and shoot lengths even under control conditions, absolute length comparisons under phenanthrene treatment are not meaningful between genotypes.

No clinically meaningful between-group differences were reported in incidences of physical examination, vital signs, hematology, clinical chemistry, or urinalysis findings (Additional file 1: Table S2).

In the current study, no meaningful between-group differences in incidences of cataract AEs were observed.

Our GSST protocol induced significant cortisol responses, as well as meaningful between-group differences.

For cardiac- and ischemia-related adverse experiences (including serious events), there were no meaningful between-group differences.

There was lower, but potentially meaningful between-clinic variation (ICCs ≤ 0.01) for marital status, BMI, overall health status, WOMAC score, and duration of OA symptoms.