Sentence examples for substantively affected from inspiring English sources

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the GSEs), the dominant investors in subprime mortgage-backed securities before the 2008 crisis, substantively affected collateral composition in this market.

Efficiency analyses can be substantively affected by the presence of outliers, which is why we tested the sensitivity of our results to outliers.

This process is guaranteed to monotonically converge on a mean estimate for the sample [11] and is not substantively affected by the initial choice of reference.

Although some studies found that psychological variables affect survival after bone marrow transplantation, the reviewers' analysis of the methodologically sound studies suggested that survival after bone marrow transplantation is not substantively affected by depressed mood or other psychopathology in adults or by social support in adults or children.

This does not mean, however, that local-scale interactions between predators and their prey are not substantively affected by emigration [52].

The decision curve was not substantively affected (data not shown).

"It's a small gesture, but we expect to substantively affect conversion for a certain kind of guy," said Ben Lerer.

As described previously, agencies in OOS have a formalized service delivery process that differs from agencies not facing such resource constraints, in ways that substantively affect the relationship between our variables of interest.

For such a system to be effective, it would be important that, first, the bonus is sufficiently high to substantively affect employers' incentives and workers' material situation (albeit without totally discouraging hiring).

While these techniques have been widely used to characterize individual soil samples, sample sets, or variability across individual fields, less work has been done at the catena scale (even less so in Eastern Europe), where variability due to topographic differences substantively affects a wide number of soil properties.

Robotic natural language capabilities and voices substantively affect human interactions.