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Women are likely to experience residential care in a qualitatively different way to men.

"But they have the potential to produce qualitatively better sleep."

Though not large, this sector of the church is qualitatively important.

There are three qualitatively different ways in which this can occur.

However, as the figure shows, its behaviour is qualitatively right.

Make it clear for the Iraqi people that the situation is changing qualitatively.

Such data, while relevant to residents are of a qualitatively different type.

The time has come now to countenance a qualitatively different policy response.

But, at the same time, the Internet is qualitatively different."

But the long and short allophones are also qualitatively quite different.

Worse still, they progress qualitatively where we are lucky to be able to hold our ground.

The army of the early empire was sharply and qualitatively different.

We get qualitatively similar results even with more pessimistic figures on growth.

"We have moved the relationship into a qualitatively and quantitatively different direction."

In the last year the Commission has introduced a number of qualitatively new initiatives.

That meant looking at what Iraq may have left qualitatively, rather than quantitatively, he said.

The goal of our policy is to bring our society to a qualitatively new level.

All 3 methods indicate, qualitatively, that there is a second component.

We try to indicate qualitatively however the possible influence of differences in tastes.

Now I did dream - qualitatively a very different experience from what had just transpired.

And these factors, the authors say, is enough to make it a qualitatively different collision.

The current generation is qualitatively developed by the effective inputs of education and health.

Such questions are more likely to be studied qualitatively.

"But the fewer venues, the better job we can do qualitatively.

Rather, it should be designed to grow, both quantitatively and qualitatively.