Sentence examples for substantive phenomena from inspiring English sources

In dealing with these issues, Mr. Silverstein said, "one could not avoid writing about these particular substantive phenomena and these particular lines of research, since that is what has fired folks up" — the "folks" being the researchers themselves.

Grounded Theory (GT) is a scientific method that uses data collection and analysis procedures to create, elaborate, and validate substantive theories about phenomena and social processes (Bandeira de Mello and Cunha,2003).

But after seeing and suffering from the Trump phenomenon, staying substantive and even polite is still the right strategy, as far as he's concerned.

Save for that contentious close, the hearing itself had proved a substantive examination of the phenomenon of suspicion-free searches that some travelers have faced when re-entering the country.

Variant sampling will include a broad age range, males and females, diverse ethnic backgrounds and samples from two different rehabilitation centres to help us to gain substantive knowledge of the phenomenon that cannot be produced simply by selecting similar patients from similar backgrounds.

One strategy to support extrapolation and reduce arbitrary fitting and confounding is to force the model to derive from the same mathematical structure that underlies the substantive science appropriate for the phenomena.

Attention was increasingly treated as a phenomenon with explanatory work to do, and so as a phenomenon for which a substantive independent theory needed to be given.

Other philosophers claim that the latter is not envy at all.5 Like many disputes over the nature of emotions, this one threatens to devolve into competing stipulations, but it can be understood as a substantive question about the character of an empirical phenomenon.[6] Some of the examples advanced on behalf of the suggested bifurcation threaten to obscure the issue.

Experimental results demonstrate desirable effectiveness and scalability of our approach (up to 131K processors) for solving large redistricting problems, which enables substantive research into the relationship between democratic ideals and phenomena such as partisan gerrymandering.

In the context of our study, biology would seem to inform economic theory, not only in providing explanations of psychological phenomena such as loss aversion, but also in highlighting substantive effects of state changes on economic decisions, perhaps reflecting shared evolutionarily conserved neurobiological mechanisms.

These findings relate to substantive advances in understanding relapse as a dynamic and complex phenomenon with individuals struggling to regain and maintain self-control over addictive behaviors and to the match between theory and method in behavior change research (Riley et al. 2011; Sterba and Bauer 2010; Tan et al. 2012).