It has been suggested that strong substantive theories conflate autonomy (defined as self-rule) with morally right-rule (Benson 2005, 132).
Instead of seeing them as attempting to reconcile Confucianism with Daoism, it may be suggested that they were primarily concerned with the substantive issue of the relationship between mingjiao and ziran.
It was a criterion by which this court evaluated the voluntariness of the confession, so you are suggesting that what Miranda is is not a substantive rule governing police conduct, but simply a rule that the court has adopted for all federal courts as to how federal courts will procedurally determine, for purposes of admitting evidence, whether the confession was voluntary.
So I am not misunderstood, I am not suggesting that substantive competence is of no account or that its lack can be offset by the ability to work a room.
The recent Leape Foundation report suggests that substantive attention to safety and improvement science and the kind of sociocultural aspects of patient safety we inquired about in this study are 'missing in part, or totally, from the typical medical school curriculum'.
When researchers examine only geographic units with at least one crime the evidence suggests that are few substantive differences in concentration.
In substantive terms this suggests that unsuccessful attacks tend to increase where each of the predictor variables are more pronounced.
The results were similar, suggesting that the deletion of those 313 observations did not affect the substantive interpretation of findings (results are available upon request).
There are substantive data to suggest that depression is indeed a risk factor for subsequent diabetes (4) and that there may be a bidirectional relationship between depression and diabetes over time (5).
Jack Tsen-Ta Lee has suggested that these fundamental rules are both procedural and substantive in nature, and that substantive natural justice gives the courts discretion to strike down a law if its very object is unreasonable and oppressive.
