However, the intensity of fluorescence of motor nerve terminals labeled by injection and infusion in vivo with this fluorochrome was substantively less than with 4-Di-2-Asp and considerably less than the fluorescence of transgenically expressed YFP (see Fig. 6).
It is a devilishly effective advertising medium which makes products look desirable, feel good in our hands, and even appear virtuous – after all, the packaging is substantively greener than ever before.
"Barack Obama's position in foreign policy is substantively stronger than that of any other Democratic candidate in recent memory," said David Rothkopf, the chief executive and editor at large of the Foreign Policy Group.
For 1997 Pfizer spent $1.9 billion on R&D, substantively more than Merck.
By the time a proposal has been funded, some 10% bore titles that were substantively different than what the scientist had submitted with his or her proposal.
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.
Trump's ideology is substantively different than that espoused by Hitler.
The fact is this: healthcare reform, however imperfect, is dramatically and substantively better than no healthcare reform.
By contrast, Trump speaks specifically about undocumented immigrants--in a racist way, yes, but in a way substantively different than the way Hitler spoke about Jews.
The status of these social groups will ultimately determine the strength of Serbian democracy and whether, substantively rather than formally, it has fully joined Europe or not.
