What is still needed, is an approach employing the Hallmarks of Cancer framework that can be used to identify priority mixtures (i.e. those with substantive carcinogenic potential).
And the issues, the sources of conflict that led to those breakaway parties, were generally more substantive than the potential causes of any split we may see today.
Alderson said the club did have "extensive and substantive" discussions about potential trades, but deemed it more worthwhile to remain as competitive as possible through season's end.
If there are so many misunderstandings between these two nations, then what are some of the potential substantive areas of agreement that may be undervalued right now? A. It's been said by many people, not just me, that the United States and Iran have many overlapping interests on which they could find agreement.
Autologous tissues such as bone and bone marrow grafts are often limited in availability, and require a substantive operation with potential morbidity [1], [2].
This has the potential substantive impact on the interpretation of the trials.
There was also disagreement about the extent to which PI was seen as equalising power between the public and professionals, and about the substantive issues around potential stakeholder group bias and representativeness.
The decision on emergency contraceptives, whatever its substantive merits, blunted a potential Republican opportunity to strike on social issues.
"In the event that the consortium reaches a definitive agreement with Barclays in relation to Barclays Africa, it is expected that Atlas Mara will enter into substantive discussions about the potential combination with the consortium," Atlas Mara said.
Meanwhile, Mr. Putin's announcement that he will return to the presidency has sent the message that there is no potential for substantive political change for years to come.
