No more than one-third of the substantive material of a student's Ph.D. dissertation may be co-authored (that is, one paper of a three paper dissertation, or one-third of the substantive chapters of a monograph dissertation).
Most of the substantive material in these books merely summarizes previous reports, as well as the F.B.I.'s 109-page affidavit, a document that, like these books, is at once enormously detailed and unrevealing.
The displacement of personal concerns onto substantive material in decision making is potentially the most dangerous form of defensiveness.
They strived to amass great and substantive material wealth which they devoted to the realization of their dream.
Its substantive material reflects the scientific and technical concerns through the looking glass of legal and policy issues, and vice versa.
However, as illustrated with the examples given, I could not find any substantive material definitive enough to invalidate the paper.
Robert S. Bennett, Enron's lawyer, would say only that Enron was cooperating with prosecutors and that he doubts -- for all the reports of document shredding at Enron's Houston headquarters -- that any substantive materials have been lost.
Moreover, they confirm the existence of substantive spatial dependence.
The risk of substantive effects occurring, however, is high.
Similarly, for substantive evidence, the auditor must determine the best mix of substantive analytical procedures and tests of details.
