Sentence examples for that substantively increase from inspiring English sources

Roper Center will require a new application for projects that substantively increase the scope of the original research project.

That is, the variables introduced to the model should further predict treatment exposure sufficiently to substantively increase differences between the treatment groups in the prevalences of those confounding factors that are not present in the either model.

That substantively he would govern as closely to the way Mayor Giuliani has governed as he could?

But from a public health perspective it's not likely to substantively increase exercise adherence in the under-exercising senior population".

The Trump call doesn't change that substantively in any way.

So, it turns out cost is not that substantively different.

Romney was speaking as a consumer, not an employer, a distinction that substantively makes a big difference.

You may not take a course/seminar that is substantively the same as one taken previously at HLS.

He held the rank of honorary brigadier general from 21 January 1920 to late June 1937, when he was promoted to that rank substantively.

"That's a substantively significant increase," said center commissioner Jack Buckley, referring to Hispanic students.

"It is not an enormous increase substantively in terms of what students can do," said Jack Buckley, commissioner of the National Center for Education Statistics, the U.S. Department of Education arm that administers the exams.