Sentence examples for terms of substance from inspiring English sources

Representative Carrie P. Meek, Democrat of Florida, said: "In terms of substance, Gore did very well.

The playlets that follow complement the opener superficially but not in terms of substance.

This may be an important difference in terms of procedures, but not in terms of substance.

In terms of substance, Clegg gave a convincingly detailed outline of his election pitch.

In terms of substance or economic benefits they fare little better than those who stand up to the GOC".

"The intention was to help students in terms of substance use but it actually made things worse.

There is little data describing parachuting in terms of substances use, context of use and, most importantly, the motivations for using such wrappers, although some authors hypothesized that parachute could be used for pharmacokinetic reason.

Suitably extended, such a 'structuralist' approach might offer a way around the above incompatibility by regarding both space-time and the quantum field in structural terms, rather than in terms of substances, properties or relations (see Auyang 1995; Cao 2003; French and Ladyman 2003; Kantorovich 2003; Lyre 2004; Saunders 2003b).

> Comparing the databases, it is apparent that ChEMBL is the most populated in terms of substances, bioactivities and CCPs, followed by WOMBAT and PubChem/MLP.

PubChem characterizes data in terms of "substances" (the actual chemical on which one performs an experiment as defined by the data source), "compounds" (the idealized structures of chemicals), and assays (data generated on substances).

Our first analysis involved the examination of whether there were any gender differences in the characteristics of non-fatal self-poisoning in terms of substances ingested, triggers, psychiatric morbidity and suicidal intent associated with the act.