Alternatively, one might identify the logical constants with members of functional categories (including tense, complementizers, auxiliaries, determiners, and pronouns), and the nonlogical constants with members of substantive categories (including nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and prepositions) (for this terminology, see Chomsky 1995, 6, 54 and Radford 2004, 41).
Second, within the boundaries of these broad categories, JG constantly compared incidents and accompanying codes to define more specific, substantive categories.
Content (thematic) analysis was applied by VP (qualitative researcher with clinical background in obstetrics), during which data were coded into substantive categories.
The final version of the SAGA survey included 83 questions covering 10 substantive categories as well as informed consent, personal details, confidentiality, and willingness to participate in further study (Additional file 1).
Flip-flop category: substantive tweak.
Hereafter, we refer to these categories as substantive BMI loss, substantive BMI gain, and stable BMI.
The data were initially openly coded (substantive coding) to form categories of information about the events or happenings [ 24].
There should be substantive reasons for collapsing categories (Bond and Fox, 2007), but the authors did not provide a rationale for this choice.
Schwab ruled that the policy goes beyond general prosecutorial discretion because "it provides for systematic and rigid process by which a broad group of individuals will be treated differently than others based upon arbitrary classifications, rather than case-by-case examination" and "it allows undocumented immigrants, who fall within these broad categories, to obtain substantive rights".
As a result, it can account for the simultaneous influence of the substantive and ERS traits on response category selection.
