Sentence examples for devotes substantive from inspiring English sources
Indexing terms for adverse effects in the MEDLINE database are generally assigned only to papers in which the author devotes substantive discussion to the adverse effects (Ione Auston, Beth Van Lenten, personal communication).
But as candidates, neither Mrs. Clinton or Mr. Trump have devoted substantive time on the campaign trail to redress the Syrian quagmire.
Much less space has been devoted to a substantive analysis of the actual reforms being mulled.
But after a substantive program devoted to the Classical masters he has championed and three encores, Mr. Brendel crossed his arms over his chest in gratitude and signaled that that was it.
Alongside this growing connectivity in the global naturopathic profession, there have been a number of calls for more systematic research attention to be devoted to naturopathy as a substantive research topic, as well as a need for the naturopathic profession to hone a culture of research and evidence-based practices and skillsets.
There were actually disagreements among advisers about the wisdom of his devoting so much time to these substantive tasks, some considering this work marginal to political or other considerations.
But a day that the two candidates had hoped to devote to some of the first substantive proposals of their campaigns quickly devolved into the sort of caustic exchanges normally not heard until close to the September primary.
They strived to amass great and substantive material wealth which they devoted to the realization of their dream.
Elsewhere, several Web sites devoted to covering state government and policy, like MinnPost.com, pay substantive attention to health issues.
While the use of CI increased over time, the "significance fallacy" (to equate statistical and substantive significance) appeared very often, mainly in journals devoted to clinical specialties (81%).
The Shorenstein Center, at Harvard, found that, during the first half of this year, fifty-six per cent of press coverage of the election was devoted to the "competitive game" and only eleven per cent to "substantive issues".
