They had more substantive differences over rankings for nations in the middle.
Consistent with recent literature, we have shown more substantive differences in pre-dialysis nephrology care (5 7 percentage points) [ 7, 8], vascular access at first dialysis (2.5 percentage points) [ 7, 16], and geographic region [ 17, 18].
In seeking to break from his past as a basher in debates, Mr. Gore said that when he contrasted himself with Mr. Bush, he would focus more on their substantive differences, particularly the Texas governor's tax-cut plan.
ANOTHER difference, more substantive, involves attitudes toward military conscription.
Adjusting for all other individual-level characteristics, neighbourhood affluence and geographical remoteness (Model 3) had a more substantive effect on the ethnic differences (OR=3.67 to 2.11 for the Lebanese born in Lebanon; OR=2.30 to 1.84 for the Croatians born in Croatia).
Recognizing your own authentic self-interest allows you to appreciate and honor difference in a far more substantive manner.
Requiring that candidates present written positions on the issues would go a long way toward clarifying the substantive differences between the candidates and creating a more informed electorate.
Republicans have argued that the substantive differences are deep and will require a more sustained effort to bridge than one or two meals.
Since their Tuesday night jab backfired, the Romney campaign has tried to flesh a more substantive critique of Obama's foreign policy, but the actual differences seem to be less substantial than the posturing suggests.
They range from simple time lags between databases, to policy differences among the authorities on the assignment of external identifiers to their respective internal identifiers, and even to more substantive disagreements, at the scientific level, on gene assignments.
It felt more substantive, deeper.
