Sentence examples for substantively measure from inspiring English sources

Victory is defined too nebulously to substantively measure.

"Substantively, the bill is abysmal.

Because the results from this measure are not substantively different than those of current peers (as Geay et al. (2013) find), we only report results for current peers, i.e., students in the same grade and school.

Thus, the relative responsiveness of a disease-specific versus generic HRQL measure was not substantively influenced by the choice of responsiveness index.

For example, persistent patients were statistically but not substantively younger than non-persistent patients (measure 1: 58.6 versus 60.7, p < 0.0001; measure 2: 59.7 versus 60.8 years, p = 0.0043).

Other model specifications such as log transformation of the measures did not substantively change our findings.

Though much fanfare surrounded the introduction of these measures, they are substantively like may other efforts that have failed Japan regularly during the past two-plus decades.

The relationships between suicide, month of year and change in mean daily sunlight exposure from the previous month were substantively the same as when our measure of sunlight exposure was the mean daily sunlight exposure (see online supplementary tables S1 S3).

Because MEHP contributed relatively little to ∑DEHP metabolite concentrations at 4 and 5 years of age, (Table S1, SI) the missing MEHP values are not likely to substantively affect the ΣDEHP metabolite summary measure from 1, 2, and 3 years of age.

CAPs effects on respiratory measures differed significantly, and substantively, by stress group.

This association did not change substantively following adjustment for other environmental measures and confounders.