We report proportions of continued drug, alcohol, and sexual risk behaviors in Table 2. Our assumption that participants lost to follow-up continued the risky behavior yielded a conservative estimate of intervention effects; we also present alternate outcomes where those lost to follow-up were excluded; censoring participants lost to follow-up did not substantively change outcomes.
These results suggest that IAQ practices in schools that did not return the questionnaire and presumably required more intensive follow-up are not substantively different from schools that did return the questionnaire.
Repeating the modelling using only those person-waves where respondents were still resident at their baseline postcode at the end of the 20-year follow-up did not substantively alter the results, nor did repeating the modelling using only those respondents who had participated at every wave.
But he neglected to mention that he passed up a few chances to substantively amend the filibuster rules — and possibly avoid the very problem we are having now.
In Atkins v. Virginia the United States Supreme Court held that it was unconstitutional to execute the mentally retarded, however the United States Supreme Court left it up to the states, both substantively and procedurally, to define and remove the mentally retarded from the pool of death-eligible capital defendants.
BF led the write-up; all authors reviewed and substantively contributed to draft revisions, and approved the draft as submitted.
Leveson was responding to MP Rob Wilson who raised doubts over previous assertions by the court of the appeal judge that Patry Hoskins's relationship with Sherborne may have been inappropriate if she was involved substantively in the drawing up of the Leveson report.
They cozied up to corporate donors, but did little substantively to unite workers across racial divisions.
Weekly Standard Editor Bill Kristol wrote an editorial titled "Yikes" on Friday, writing of Thursday's debate, "[N]one of the candidates really seemed up to the moment, either politically or substantively.
And the issue of party reform, which Mr Miliband had propelled up the agenda in the spring, was not substantively addressedon Tuesday, any more than it had been at the TUC earlier.
