Sentence examples for substantively by from inspiring English sources

The paper contributes substantively by estimating the proposed model using a unique dataset from Montreal consisting of weekly speed data (collected in hourly intervals) for about 50 local roads and 70 arterial roads.

In the context of a large-scale disaster recovery situation, the benefits of training local survivors as volunteers within the affected communities are supported conceptually by previous research, and substantively by the self-reporting of our interviewed participants.

The state of Gujarat in India has increased electricity revenues substantively by bifurcating the two networks.

But to maintain that contract, they have to contribute substantively by doing things government and private enterprise can't or won't do.

He also admits that he was inspired to embark on the project by this clip from The Simpsons and, more substantively, by Émile Borel's infinite monkey theorem.

What we discovered is that if there was only one woman in the race, she was always looked at more personally and less substantively by both male and female reporters.

We concluded that the manual review of raw PCS data was an acceptable alternative to accessing each record through VistAWeb because a sample of 142 records from across the VA verified that raw-text records from PCS data were substantively, character-by-character concordant with the text of the same records accessed through VistAWeb.

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.

"Phil is convinced his phone was substantively hacked by the News of the World.

But unlike Detroit, whose product could theoretically be improved, the product of academics in the liberal arts is substantively debased by attempts at improvement, topicality and being in touch.

Frederick William I of Prussia and George I of England, in his capacity as elector of Hanover, joined the coalition after they had demanded territory from Sweden in return for their continued neutrality and been substantively refused by Charles.