The record clearly indicates that the ALJ considered the VA's determination. (R. 19) She gave it a reduced weight in part because of the fundamental differences in the determination processes between the Social Security Administration and the Department of Veterans Affairs. Other courts have detailed these significant differences and found them to be persuasive in this regard.See McLeary v. Colvin, Civ. No. 25-172, 2016 WL 791581 (M.D. Pa. March, 1, 2016) (explaining that the "VA disability rating process is substantively different from the social security disability determinations," detailing those differences and therefore concluding that "Third Circuit precedent does not mandate substantial weight to be given to VA disability determinations"); and Durden v. Colvin, Civ. No. 15-118, 2016 WL 836627 (M.D. Pa. Jan. 25, 2016) (explaining the significant differences between SSA disability determination requirements and the VA's approach to disability determinations). Yet the ALJ did not base her denial of benefits solely upon the difference in standards.