Sentence examples for substantively comparable from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in terms of literacy skills, ISCED categories are neither substantively comparable nor consistently ordered across countries, at least when looking at the unadjusted means.

In this paper we argue that such detailed analyses should be the rule rather than the exception because detailed educational attainment categories are more substantively comparable across countries and easier to interpret than broad education levels.

The estimated salt consumption derived from the two samples was comparable and was not substantively different to estimates obtained from other surveys.

Based on a person-centered approach, the classification corresponds to substantively meaningful groups of individuals who present with a comparable constellation of health problems.

We conclude that ISCED levels cannot be taken as a cross-nationally comparable proxy for human capital in terms of literacy skills, and that education has to be harmonized in a substantively more meaningful way in future adult literacy surveys.

And substantively at times".

"Substantively, the bill is abysmal.

This makes little sense, substantively.

Ideologically and substantively, it is centrist.

This decision substantively demolished the Reserve Rule.

It does – descriptively, substantively and symbolically.