Sentence examples for because of a substantive from inspiring English sources

Many empirical correlation patterns determining the minimum fluidization velocity are known [44], however the Umf velocity of the TZC-3/1 catalyst was experimentally determined because of a substantive divergence in the results of the abovementioned correlations obtained for the same gas flow through the bed.

For this study, knowledge transfer is of major importance because the raison d'être of a substantive theoretical model of recovery is to buttress and renew practices for the care of clients living with a mental health problem.

Instead she uses an early feminist essay, Judith Thomson's "A Defense of Abortion" (1971), to show ways in which important facets of a substantive issue can be set aside because of restrictions imposed by the adversary method.

There were 18 contributions mostly of a substantive clinical nature.

Because of its inexpediency, a substantive revision of the electoral law in time for the 2013 elections seems unlikely — despite the fact that a solid majority of Lebanese say they would prefer proportional representation to the current system.

The Illinois statute of repose for strict liability claims is not a true statute of limitations because it is a substantive rule extinguishing a cause of action upon the lapse of a given period of time — regardless of whether the cause of action ever accrued.

Because it's a substantive sign of when a campaign has become active, whether or not the candidate has officially declared — and because there's relatively solid data on it.

Experts in United States-Russia relations said such an encounter — even on an informal basis at a social event — was a concern because of its length, which suggested a substantive exchange, and because there was no note taker or national security or foreign policy aide present.

Recent history strongly suggests that this will be a bad year, and not because of mere substantive disagreements (though there are plenty of those).

If Sriver was historically low because of warm summer temperatures, we could reasonably conclude that (i) subyearlings would have a relatively small threshold smolt size because of the substantive survival benefits of entering the ocean as early as possible and (ii) most slow growers died before reaching the ocean because there was no suitable habitat to support river residence.

The main reason that Gilligan's story attracted so much attention wasn't because of its substantive message, which was fairly commonplace, but because of its details.