Sentence examples for which substantively from inspiring English sources

The human rights group Justice said this was the minimum required to prevent the lord chancellor being seen as a judge in his own cause and to avoid "the absurdity of the lord chancellor being sued for refusal of legal aid in a judicial review, which substantively is made against another minister or, even, himself".

NHS sites not covered by the MHRN differ in ways which substantively affect recruitment to trials.

The volume ANCOVAs were repeated with other covariates and factors, including estimated total intracranial volume, sex and handedness, none of which substantively changed the results.

Using a backward selection process, all these covariates were added to the initial model, but only covariates with significant independent associations themselves (p < 0.05), or which substantively modified HTLV incidence ratio, were retained in the final model.

In this case, because of the zero-mean assumption, it also denotes the correlation between ε(t) and ε(s); and so the property E[ε(t) ε(s)] = 0 means that the errors at two different times are uncorrelated, which substantively means that an error at one point in time does not influence the error at another point in time.

Rental residents usually do not have the determination and ability to defend the safety of their territory, which is substantively different from nonrental residents.

It is the period in which Halliday substantively enters the field of child language development with his analyses of the language of Nigel at 19 months and in which he generally works to expand the perceived relevance of the model.

The importance of these significant interactions is shown by the magnitude of the effect sizes which are substantively larger than their main effects (Tables 7 & 8).

Here the research focus should continue to be on health status, perceived need, and quality-of-life until the interventions exist which will substantively increase the length of life.

In addition, studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of inexpensive ways to improve indoor ventilation to reduce lung cancer risk and mortality in populations that burn coal, which might substantively lower the disease burden in other parts of the developing world.

The different synergistic effects induced by different types of ARs were the main reasons for their significantly different promoting effects, which were substantively determined by functional bacteria structure linking to AR conditions.