More substantively, many readers and some media critics commented on my first two blog posts – one about fact-checking, the other about the coverage of gender issues.
But I offer these reflections, and more substantively the report I will soon release, to the next SG, her or his staff, the UN secretariat, and most importantly the UN member states, for their consideration.
In this paper we argue that such detailed analyses should be the rule rather than the exception because detailed educational attainment categories are more substantively comparable across countries and easier to interpret than broad education levels.
Husbands are more likely to move out of dual job holding when their wives transition from employment to not in the labor force (E to N) and, more substantively, move into dual job holding when wives move into employment (N to E).
He also admits that he was inspired to embark on the project by this clip from The Simpsons and, more substantively, by Émile Borel's infinite monkey theorem.
By becoming more visible to patients and more substantively involved in patients' medical care as active team members, radiologists will be better prepared for the anticipated future, when they will be actively involved in selecting the sequence of diagnostic procedures.
The regime's domestic and international vulnerability will compel it to cooperate more substantively with the UN inquiry and seek a compromise that allows it to exonerate high-profile suspects, while satisfying U.S. policy aims in the region.
I'll aggregate the discussion and comment more substantively soon.
And then, more substantively, on health-care reform, this is six months since health care passed.
