The report read: "Fifa should include human rights within its criteria for evaluating bids to host tournaments and should make them a substantive factor in host selection".
George Will, the conservative columnist, raised more substantive criticisms of the selection, noting that, beyond her husband, Clinton would have to manage a huge bureaucracy with many different philosophical factions and competing interests.
We are continuing to develop our analysis into a substantive theory of provider selection.
Recalling the selection of substantive provisions set out in Table 1, targets need to be established for a range of policy areas.
As discussed in our accompanying article, 12 for the 125 centres that did participate in the follow-up, it is implausible that there was substantive bias in the selection of families, as this process was conducted blind to the treatment allocation.
This substitution, unfortunately, led to countless (and continuing) debates about whether the thesis of natural selection is a substantive claim about the real world or simply a tautology (a statement, such as "All bachelors are unmarried," that is true by virtue of its form or the meaning of its terms).
The selection function does substantive work only when A is false.
Remarkably, the data show that B-1a B cells, like conventional B cells, undergo AID-mediated somatic hypermutation (SHM) and Ig class switch recombination (CSR), yet, microbiota play no substantive role in either repertoire selection, SHM or CSR in B-1a B cells in contrast to conventional B cells.
As a result, it can account for the simultaneous influence of the substantive and ERS traits on response category selection.
PW provided substantive input on study design, Read code selection, interpretation of findings, and revision of manuscript drafts.
Another potential participation bias was due to patient selection, wherein there might be substantive differences between children who came to the hospital versus the general population.
