Sentences with phrase «most meaningful distinction»
As shown in the data below, it is this decision which emerges as the most meaningful distinction between fathers; on nearly every measure of relationship quality and prenatal involvement, fathers who attend the birth are far more similar to each other — regardless of whether or not they sign the AOP — than either group is to fathers who never show up.
https://childandfamilyresearch.utexas.edu/ Not exact matches
Unless we're talking about what most people think of as «cults,» I think this distinction, in practice, is one without a meaningful difference.
And most importantly, are wet and dry oils meaningful distinctions that prove to be more than just a passing fad?
A UNC Kenan - Flagler study points out a critical distinction between millennials and the older generations — while high pay was the most important factor for the older workforce, 30 % of millennials considered «meaningful work» as the most important job factor.
Moreover, the Bureau believed that such a technical, legal distinction is unlikely to be meaningful to most consumers.