Sentences with phrase «differ in any substantial way»

This last point is awesome, because the online texts don't need to differ in any substantial way from texts used in the classroom.

They make no attempt to acknowledge that even children given the same «label» are likely to differ in substantial ways and thus will also differ in terms of their instructional needs.

But what's most interesting is that these innovative new programs at the law firms don't really differ in any substantial way from the innovative new programs at the law schools.

Interestingly, even though this theoretical conceptualization of trauma differs in substantial ways from the modern use of the term, it was still nonetheless captured by the present measures.»

Not exact matches

They noted that there was substantial asymmetry in the GRF and joint angle movements profile of the dumbbell power snatch, which therefore differed from the patterns of the barbell power snatch, indicating that the exercises were performed in different ways and may therefore not produce the same effects.

While public schools and such industries have common characteristics (e.g., leaders, headquarters staff who coordinate and control people, bureaucratic rules, planning for the future, building budgets, providing services), they differ in substantial and fundamental ways.