Sentence examples for substantive basic from inspiring English sources

Most studies, however, are published to (1) report entirely novel findings (only occasionally with substantive basic or clinical studies and rarely a case report), (2) confirm previously reported work (eg, case reports, small preliminary series) when such confirmation remains questionable, or (3) introduce or address controversies in the literature when data and/or conclusions conflict.

In addition, the Fourth Amendment blocks the Constitutional Court from reviewing amendments for substantive conflicts with basic constitutional principles.

Late 14th-century French secular music virtually lost itself in rhythmic complexities without any substantive changes in the basic compositional approach, which continued to favour relatively brief three-part settings of lyrical poetry.

Either way, the point illustrates the claim that certain views about the construction of mind and matter appear to place substantive limitations on what the basic elements of neutral monism can be.

In the introduction to her anthology Desert and Justice, Serena Olsaretti says that one of the 'few basic points of substantive agreement among desert theorists' is that 'desert is a three-place relation between a person, the grounds on which she is said to be deserving (the desert basis), and the treatment or good which she is said to deserve (the deserved good)' (2003, 4).

The emergent theoretical categories that explained participants' perceptions are described in Table  4, constituting the basics for developing a substantive theory.

While a chorus of discontent has swelled recently about the fairness of the fund, Cantor's report represents the most substantive and serious challenge yet to the basic rules underlying the fund.

This article describes the current state of knowledge in this field, identifies substantive questions to be answered, and summarizes basic principles of postexposure management.

For overall ability (that is, baseline and exit proportions of respondents selecting "basic ability" or "strong ability"), substantive and highly significant increases were reported for all skills addressed (no p values >0.001).

However, the Court is explicitly denied the ability to review constitutional amendments for their substantive unconstitutionality – that is, whether the amendments violate basic principles guaranteed elsewhere in the constitution.

But I don't think these will be substantive in nature and I'm confident in our basic system".