Sentence examples for substantively different from that from inspiring English sources

We see no convincing evidence that the genetic architecture of prostate cancer in the AJ population is substantively different from that observed in other populations of European ancestry.

In addition, 103 of the subtype-specific pseudogenes we identified overlap with the set of subtype-specific pseudogenes presented in Han et al.. To understand why our set of pseudogenes is substantively different from that of Han et al., we carefully analyzed how they computed pseudogene expression levels.

The location of the study in a single town in a regional area of New South Wales compromises the direct generalisability of the study findings to Australia as a whole, although the estimated level of salt excretion is not substantively different from that reported in a number of diverse population groups throughout the country.

These results suggest that IAQ practices in schools that did not return the questionnaire and presumably required more intensive follow-up are not substantively different from schools that did return the questionnaire.

But research in solving a problem is substantively different from research that generates the knowledge used to solve such problems: crudely the difference between technology and science.

In contrast to the heterogeneity in results by health outcome, the results of the sensitivity analysis omitting patients with rhinitis alone were not substantively different from the main results, indicating that this subgroup did not bias the key findings.

However, the adverse market shock may also feature risk factor shocks that are substantively different from those included in the severely adverse scenario, in order to provide useful information to supervisors.

By next July, Lincoln will be rolling out a new model for 2003 (read more about it at the North American International Auto Show) that is substantively different from the one now in showrooms.

The QPCQ requires testing in a variety of health care systems, service delivery models, and populations that are substantively different from the Canadian and Australian contexts to further substantiate its validity and reliability in diverse settings.

The study recruited parents of children between the ages of 7 and 13 years, however one parent's daughter had turned 14 years-of-age when the interview took place and was included based on the belief that responses would not be substantively different from those of the target age range.

We find that the model program and control groups are not significantly, nor substantively, different from those in the experimental data for British Columbia but are different for New Brunswick under our benchmark calibration.