Sentence examples for substantively when the from inspiring English sources

The C{F} dephasing behavior does not change substantively when the Dante mixing time is increased from 200 to 1200 ms, although the Dante difference (Δ S) for the methyl-carbon peak at 15 ppm is increased.

Also last week, the top two officials in the N.H.L. players' association, Donald Fehr and Steve Fehr, declined to comment substantively when asked about the tactic by reporters.

Three senior advisers to Mr. Maliki declined to comment substantively when contacted about the dismissals.

The effect estimates did not change substantively when we restricted our analyses to include only babies that were born at term.

To simplify interpretation, we modelled numbers rather than rates, although our conclusions did not change substantively when using rates.

Model findings and results do not differ substantively when time to medication intensification only is considered (data not shown).

We also found that the mean difference in fasting and postload glucose and fasting insulin relative to White British women was substantively greater when the woman and her partner were both born in South Asia.

We dichotomised our outcome measures for ease of interpretation, but the results were not substantively different when the full range of outcome responses for SRH and QoL was explored.

When the debate changes substantively both here and in the States it will do so because, while politicians may keep their counsel and remain silent, money talks.

To understand the effect of instruction type on item-type, items for which three or more raters agreed (majority coding) were used in the analyses (findings were substantively the same when analyses were restricted to the 16 consensus coding items).

The final straw, as so often, would have been symbolically rather than substantively damaging; when Galtieri invaded the Falklands, would a consensus-led government have seen any point in fighting for them?