Thus, discussions about the ontological status of the various elements of experience in the early Abhidharma traditions were already framed by the distinction between things that existed substantively (dravyasat) versus those that had only nominal or conventional existence (prajñaptisat).
In other words, some victors' justice can be substantively flawed.
We ran models without these observations and still found the results to be substantively unchanged.
But this policy may actually be substantively worse for the public.
Here the research focus should continue to be on health status, perceived need, and quality-of-life until the interventions exist which will substantively increase the length of life.
Comparing studies from earlier decades (Sadikali, 1972; Tabor et al, 1977; de Lalla et al, 1990) to the more recent ones (Nakwagala and Kagimu, 2002; Pido and Kagimu, 2005), no compelling evidence exists that HBV prevalence has changed substantively in Uganda.
These differences in patient sample, however, will only influence the method's estimates to the extent that they are extensive enough to produce substantively different compositions of patients between the Models and effect modification exists (whereby the treatments studied have different effects in different patients).
Results from our study indicate, for the first time, a similar relationship between green space availability and neighbourhood socioeconomic circumstance exists within Australia's most populous cities. Neighbourhoods in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide with a higher percentage of low income households had substantively less green space availability.
26 Rather, this aids practice and future research to identify, empirically and substantively, whether essential properties exist or not, and how these exert influence on practice or not.
A three-factor model was confirmed to be the most substantively and methodologically optimal.
