Sentence examples for substantive definitions from inspiring English sources

Additional limitations include the lack of substantive definitions of AKP and PFOA in many cases.

This substantive definition, however, is open to at least three possible interpretations, depending on whether we interpret the welfare and world-view of those affected as (a) their objectively-defined interests, (b) their subjective preferences, or (c) their shared ideas as expressed through suitably-structured deliberative procedures.

But how could we arrive at a substantive definition of the threshold, and what would the implications be for treatment decisions?

Most of her substantive critique on definitions of 'globalization' can be allayed by reading Scholte [ 20].

Definition 4.6 (Substantive rationality) Player \(i\) is substantively rational at state \(w\) provided for all decision nodes \ v\in V_i\), \(i\) is rational at \ v\) in state \(w\).

For either such definitions include substantive characterizations of what it is to be an expert, or they don't.

The best way to proceed, when dealing with quasi-technical words like 'proposition', may be to stipulate a definition and proceed with caution, making sure not to close off any substantive issues by definitional fiat.

In fact, there's strong evidence the hurricane did take a toll, even if didn't meet the BLS's definition of "substantive".

Not all studies adhered to a uniform definition of substantive sulfa exposure.

We agree with the reviewer's last substantive point: "The real definition of prion I guess is ability to propagate, more than its SDS insolubility.

Thus, the estimation results are capable of demonstrating that the process components of coverage decisions that describe elements of procedural justice and definition of substantive appraisal criteria influence each other.