In the case of evolution, substantive knowledge entails knowledge of the evolutionary theory while syntactic knowledge entails knowledge of the nature of science.
To help ensure that the cases are free of substantive gastrointestinal complaints, Patients could not have met one of the inclusionary criteria in the 6 months prior to being identified as a case.
The inquest was due to start in May but the coroner, Sir Robert Owen, said that because of the "complexity" of the case the substantive hearing into Litvinenko's death was likely to be delayed.
In the case of vector-control, meaningful, substantive collaboration between communities and institutional support experts has successfully lead to the sustainable abatement of malaria and other vector-borne diseases [ 2, 14, 19, 25].
Notably, the Malawian case demonstrates substantive co-ordination of the activities of an array of different agencies which address both social as well as the bio-medical aspects of health care.
Ms. Kagan expressed "worry" that a majority on the court would use the case to reject a broad view of substantive due process under which the doctrine can not only be used to restrict official actions, but also to require the government to affirmatively do things.
The Supreme Court held that federal courts did not have jurisdiction to hear the case: the substantive provisions of the ICRA did apply to the Pueblo, but the inherent sovereign powers of the tribe meant that the tribal government had exclusive jurisdiction in the case.
"In the case of smallpox, there is no substantive sense of what kind of problem this is.
In part, this is necessitated by another factor which has also been shown to influence scores on such measures, that is education level and, in the case of the Turkish population, a substantive minority of illiterate people.
