Sentence examples for should substantively from inspiring English sources
For one, I think the agreement should substantively be treated as a treaty.
4According to population heterogeneity theory, the existence of the subpopulation having no divorce risk seriously interferes with the estimation of the overall divorce risk function; hence, the divorce risk function of divorced couples should substantively differ from the overall divorce risk function.
The authors should substantively revise the manuscript to educate the reader with regard to these points, the potential impact they have on our interpretation of this work, and their considerations regarding the potential therapeutic effects of MEKi.
It should be substantively amplified to explain more carefully what was done especially with the modeling and the statistical analyses.
These limitations may impose a modest constraint on the interpretation of these findings, but they should not substantively undermine the internal validity of the study.
Here, then, a case-study in the articulation and testing out of a new conception of justice, of ethics more generally, in an African context, a case-study that should already be substantively instructive.
More substantively, not only should the advertiser have the right to see their data, but they should own the account they're using to run the ads.
There are all kinds of measures that would lower emissions substantively that could and should be done right now.
Some might hold that the point of democratic politics is to produce just laws and policies and substantively just outcomes generally and that substantive democratic equality should have no weight against this fundamental aim and should be pursued just to the extent it is a means to substantive justice.
Substantively-employed NHS staff should be stopped from working for agencies or private providers.
Instructors should regularly show appreciation for student comments, substantively responding to them by fleshing out good ideas and pushing back on flawed arguments.
