Sentence examples for substantive specific from inspiring English sources

The new PRISMA checklist differs in several respects from the QUOROM checklist, and table 2 lists the substantive specific changes.

Since bin Laden's death, and even before, there has been a temptation to focus either on the odd details, like the pornography and the hair dye, or the general, murderous image — to either trivialize or inflate — and let more substantive specifics (the names and places; the regional fissures and traps; who exactly we're killing with all those drone strikes) float by.

By comparison the discussion of the budget and the economy was much more substantive and specific.

"But if we are able to launch working groups of experts, we will be able to have more substantive and specific talks and negotiations".

The more substantive and specific, the better.

Except for personal experience with guns, Gabrielle Giffords and Sarah Palin share few specific, substantive biographical details or political ideas.

According to Dr. Rockey's analysis, the more educated the liberals were, the more apt their professed politics were to clash with their opinions on specific substantive issues.

A bifactor solution with one substantive and two specific factors related to positive and negative wording performs best out of ten alternative models.

In cases of the comparison between non-adjacent time points (e.g., the first test and the last test in four test occasions), a set of customized contrasts would be beneficial for examining specific substantive questions, which is the approach taken in the current paper.

Host: given sagging poll numbers and a now ingrained style of unrelenting attacks, expect Romney to try to be aggressive without being nasty and substantive without being specific.

A relevant indicator is the extent to which the professional groups see the organisational change as congruent with their interests and in what specific substantive respects this occurs.