Sentence examples for substantively evaluated from inspiring English sources
Prefrontal-limbic circuits that form the neural architecture for emotion to influence behavior have been implicated in the pathophysiology of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and represent a potentially important target of medication treatment that has not been substantively evaluated.
Victory is defined too nebulously to substantively measure.
These studies were substantively different from the present investigation, as each study evaluated one level of data only, and Cubbin and colleagues assessed mortality only, with risk factors assessed only at the individual level.
3, 26 We evaluated a more conservative assumption for colonoscopy efficacy in which colonoscopy sensitivity for small adenomas was decreased by 50%; this decreased the impact of a CRC screening rate of 80% by 2018 on CRC incidence, but did not appear to substantively influence the mortality benefits (data not shown).
(To protect against the introduction of bias, all analyses will evaluate whether excluding the investigator-participant data substantively influences the observed findings).
Among those studies that used long term abstainers as the referent category, excluding former drinkers or evaluating them separately, the estimated association between drinking and both incidence and mortality estimates did not change substantively (table 2).
More substantively, he thanked the lower house of congress for passing, on Sunday evening, the legislation that creates a scheme for evaluating teacher performance -- one of the elements of education reform most detested by the teachers' union.
When evaluating people, focus on ends that are best achieved through collaboration, such as growth in the number of customers served substantively by different parts of your organization.
And substantively at times".
