Perhaps Mr. Apple and his colleagues should first assess their own practices before they blame candidates for the current poverty of substantive political discourse in the United States.
The envoys expressed disappointment over China's rejection of a plan for "genuine autonomy" for Tibet put forward by the Dalai Lama in 2008, and they said current circumstances made substantive dialogue difficult.
Literature review (historical and documentary research, trend studies), is a research method which considers the critical points of current knowledge including substantive findings as well as theoretical and methodological contributions to a particular topic (Cohen et al. 2007).
Within the context of the current study, a substantive theory was abstracted relating to the strategies older adult Thais used to self-manage their chronic pain.
The IHS has struggled to hire and retain senior and experienced health researchers: only four of the current staff have substantive (at least 3-4 yearesearcharch experience.
Let "policy geniuses like the Krugmans, Stiglitzs and Reichs propose the 10-point plans," adds Spitzer; the protestors "are no less substantive than current GOP presidential contenders, though that's a low bar".
Nevertheless, it is unclear whether the current proportion represents a substantive opportunity for virus reassortment and the generation of a novel virus with pandemic potential.
If the professional development program is too short in duration, teachers may dismiss the suggested practices or at best assimilate teaching strategies into their current repertoire with little substantive change (Tyack and Cuban, 1995; Coburn, 2004).
The current healthcare system has substantive gaps in strategies which support carers uniformly and over time, in context of the illness of the person they are caring for, matched to their needs, and when they are providing care in their home.
I wouldn't put my money on anything substantive happening, on current trends, by 2015 either.
