Advisers felt the need to show that there is a substantive body of thought behind Miliband's plans to create a fairer economy.
However, a substantive body of research [23 26] indicates that specialised logic consumes significantly less power than programmable logic due to the removal of overheads such as instruction processing, register accesses and inefficient memory layouts.
Definitions like this emphasize TEK as a substantive body of knowledge that is created and stored by human societies to aid in their flourishing in the face of environmental and natural resources challenges.
As just described, a substantive body of work has been undertaken in the development of oral specific health status measures.
A substantive body of literature suggests that land system change results from the collective impact of individuals' land use decisions.
In recent years, a substantive body of work has been conducted on DBA/2J mice, providing new insights into the spatio-temporal pattern of RGC dysfunction and degeneration.
Glaser and Strauss [ 19] foresaw a time when a substantive body of grounded research should be pushed towards a higher, more abstract level.
There is now a substantive body of literature on how masculinities change in relation to exogenous processes of social, economic and political change.
However, we feel that published genomic and protein expression data from human cancer can be viewed as lending support to the substantive body of functional evidence that we present in this work, and altogether serve to implicate PVRL4 in the promotion of tumorigenesis.
As has been discussed above, there is a substantive body of evidence linking defective copper homeostasis to the pathobiology of diabetes and its experimental treatment with trientine [ 9, 21] which points to major differences between the mechanisms of action of the two drugs.
