The societal structures and the human, social relationships that result from the internal dynamics of these structures are process that influence health or illness states, and although nurses have first hand knowledge of health and illness, they struggle for a substantive place in the formulation of social, political and economic policies related to health.
Moreover, it would be a substantive condition of adequacy on any formulation of physicalism that it entail the global supervenience thesis.
This formulation is justified on substantive grounds and best illustrated by considering a growth-restricted fetus at 32 weeks in a pregnancy complicated by severe preeclampsia [ 17].
He knows it's a charming formulation, but he does mean something substantive in saying it.
Nonetheless, this derivation of the universal law formulation from the Humanity formulation seems to require a substantive, synthetic claim, namely, that Humanity is indeed absolutely valuable.
Second, to get change deep into the system, there is a need for action at all levels of government and the consensual formulation of strong and integrative concepts on which to build substantive reform.
Like SWAps, IHP + compacts seek to create a substantive dialogue on policy issues, but in line with the continual re-formulation of approaches to coordination, have created a new mechanism for doing so: the Joint Assessment of National Strategies JANSS) [ 35].
Indeed, we have found in our own preliminary work that LAs' written responses to contextualized prompts were more substantive than for the prompts analyzed here, which were more abstract and required the formulation and application of a general principle, such as formative assessment.
Research can make a substantive contribution in at least three phases of the policy-making process: agenda-setting, policy formulation, and implementation [ 27].
A more ontologically substantive account of functional reduction is Ramsey's bottom-up construction by reduction: transformation reductions streamline formulations of theories in such a way that they extend basic theories upwards by engineering their application to specific context or phenomena.
