Sentence examples for development of a substantive from inspiring English sources

Focus is on development of a substantive research-based argument using multiple sources.

His reputation is based on his part in the inception and development of a substantive roll call of brands, including Urwerk, MB&F, Panerai and Richard Mille.

Another formidable roadblock to the development of a substantive law of contract was the dominant role of the jury in a lawsuit.

This approach allows for development of a substantive theoretical model; that is, one that relates to the practical dimension of situations [ 27].

The work thus constitutes a first step in the development of a substantive theoretical model and confirms the undeniable importance of broadening the explanation of recovery to include other groups of people with a mental health problem.

We will describe how the interview questions for dentists and dental practice staff evolved, and how we selected new participants to allow development of our substantive theory.

Given the amount of investment of public money in these programmes, it is important to be clear whether mass or targeted drug administration is able to contribute to health and development in such a substantive way.

In combination with the PTO's more traditional roles in initial examination and general guidance, new post-issuance proceedings enable the PTO to help steer the development of substantive patent law even without general provision of high-level Chevron deference for the agency's interpretations of substantive aspects of the U.S. Patent Act.

The key idea lies in the development of a Dirichlet process (DP) prior distribution, called Bayesian experts, which reflects substantive knowledge on reaction mechanisms inherent in given models and experimentally observable kinetic evidences to the subsequent parameter search.

Several authors have suggested the founding period as a critical time in the development of a firm, arguing that the resource and decision choices made at this point have a substantive impact on the firm's future.

This "controlled delegation system" strongly influenced the development of procedural and substantive contract law, e.g., the form of pleading, the law of evidence, the roles of judge and jury, the law of conditions and of substantial performance, and the law of damages.