"We saw nothing substantive prior to this year, but now we're in a housing recovery and the odds have clearly improved given that both the House and Senate have weighed in".
Instead, he was forced to announce a "temporary pause" on Wednesday, prior to any substantive negotiations.
Prior to conducting substantive analyses, we examined associations among the program quality indicators.
Such studies shed only limited light on the pathogenesis of brain hamartomas in TSC because these homozygous mutant mice die prior to any substantive stages of cortical development.
The cable also indicated who should participate in future interrogations: Psychologists, like Swigert and Dunbar, "familiar with interrogation, exploitation and resistance to interrogation should shape compliance of high value captives prior to debriefing by substantive experts".
These findings are consistent with prior reports and provide substantive validation of the model used in the current studies [ 33].
The primary differences from the prior booklet included both substantive changes (e.g., additional information on screening recommendations, different methods of PSA measurement, and additional figures and statistics) as well as improved readability (e.g., layout changes, improved wording, adding text boxes to highlight main points, greater use of bulleted text, reordering of topics).
We consider one of the reasons might be that the prevalence was low, because in absence of enough positive individuals, the prior distributions of sensitivities produced substantive influence on the posterior distribution.
The first idea is the separation of identifying details, such as name and date-of-birth, from all other substantive data items prior to the linkage of records between files.
The clustering of certain colors means that there is structure in the data, and because the predictor space is defined by age and priors, the structure can be given substantive meaning.
