Sentence examples for substantive structure from inspiring English sources

Included in the substantive structure are the concepts and propositions of a domain and their organizational framework.

Validity is seen as an integral or 'a unitary concept' (APA, 1985, p. 9) with six distinct but interdependent aspects of content, substantive, structure, generalizability, external and consequential validity, which jointly function as general validity criteria for all educational and psychological measurement (Messick 1994c pp. 11 12; Messick 1996, p. 9).

The Malawi case study demonstrates the presence of a network in which the two sectors are connected via substantive structures and co-ordination mechanisms which link services and staff from the different government departments (with clearly defined responsibilities) with CSOs, community authorities and residents.

"One subset of participants criticized another subset for its assumed failure to consider the substantive cognitive structure of science while studying the social structure of science". This is RKM.

Surprisingly, our evaluation of previously characterized TCR structures indicated that the absence of a S107 side chain in TRBV13-2+ TCR did not lead to substantive structural alterations.

Loyalty to an organizational client means fidelity to the substantive legal structure that constitutes it.

One worry that emerges here is that, in the case of substantive mathematical structures (such as those invoked in set theory), knowledge of the possibility of such structures may require knowledge of substantial parts of mathematics.

More importantly, this project would really be about facilitating publishing and improving access to online content by providing a quality, substantive, open knowledge structure for journals to use for marking up content and building access into publication.

Marshall and his fellow federalists/Federalists shared a substantive commitment to structure – namely, a judiciary-centric federalism.

Schwab (1978) calls this process substantive and syntactic structuring, and insists that simply knowing what is true scientifically is insufficient for effective teaching.

In a meeting this week with reporters at The New York Times, Timothy J. Sloan, Wells Fargo's chief executive, said the bank had made substantive changes to its structure and culture to ensure that dubious practices won't take hold again.