"It has substantively been a failure," she said.
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.
It should be substantively amplified to explain more carefully what was done especially with the modeling and the statistical analyses.
There are all kinds of measures that would lower emissions substantively that could and should be done right now.
Let us consider this first question and in so doing revisit the issue of whether the independence implicit in autonomy should best be conceived in a purely "procedural" manner or more substantively.
Yet the perennial issues surrounding CPD - not only who should regulate it, but also how much should be carried out over what period, how it should be assessed, whether it should be linked to license renewal, and (above all) whether it actually achieves its stated justification of substantively improving patient safety - could be simplified by an employer-led model of contracts and liability.
Substantively-employed NHS staff should be stopped from working for agencies or private providers.
Although the significance tests were not significant for a hypothesized specific interaction at p < 0.05, substantively important interactions with p < 0.15 were possibly present, especially for sex and marital status, and should not be ignored.
"Where possible, time periods should be specified, the source data should be identified, and particular care should be taken if the mean and median are substantively different". But Mr Burnham said it was not the first time that ministers had been "found out making dodgy claims about the NHS" in Parliament.
To obviate poor power or sensitivity in significance testing to detect interactions that are substantively important, interactions with a p value lower than 0.15 were deemed to indicate substantive heterogeneity of effects that should be further investigated.
