To assess whether exonic regions surrounding the sites of established introns, singly gained or parallelly gained introns, differed substantively, an original Python script was used to compare their lengths, base composition, repeat content, and repeat frequency.
Romney was speaking as a consumer, not an employer, a distinction that substantively makes a big difference.
It was politically astute and substantively bold, a quality you don't automatically associate with the Romney campaign.
Aspirants at this week's forum can elevate themselves by playing, both rhetorically and substantively, to a base that's virulently anti-Washington and anti-Obama.
Continuing the training of Afghan troops, which Obama frequently describes as the lion's share of the residual mission, will occur at the corps or ministerial level, where "you're entertaining yourself looking at PowerPoint" more than substantively building a force, Bolger said.
But Corker's recent comments most substantively in a conversation with Jonathan Martin, of the Times were remarkable, and may have been driven by the motor of patriotic duty, by the idea that someone needs to say something; and if not now, when?
"What you're seeing substantively is a party that has become the champion of small business, and, dare I say it, the middle class," said Carly Fiorina, the multimillionaire former chief of Hewlett-Packard, who ran for a Senate seat in California in 2010 and will not give a convention speech.
