Sentence examples for Comprehensive theoretical understanding from inspiring English sources
For growth, appealing verbal hypotheses were easy to formulate (starting from Rutter 1902) and were supported by Ricker's (1981) empirical findings, although a comprehensive theoretical understanding is still missing.
In The Political Economy of Grand Strategy, Kevin Narizny develops these insights into a comprehensive theoretical framework for understanding the dynamics of security policy.
The lack of a comprehensive theoretical framework for understanding patient expectations [ 11] and the paucity of measuring instruments that have been evaluated in relation to participant comprehension and interpretation, reproducibility, and construct validity [ 3] have impeded progress in understanding how expectations may impact treatment outcomes.
Klonsky [ 7] completed a comprehensive review of theoretical understandings of the functions of NSSI and research to date in the field.
In a study that we recently placed on SSRN Index Funds and the Future of Corporate Governance: Theory, Evidence and Policy we seek to contribute to such understanding by providing a comprehensive theoretical, empirical, and policy analysis of index fund stewardship.
A first step towards understanding and controlling the fate and dissemination of radioactive waste is to create a concise and comprehensive theoretical framework for the rather non-linear processes involved — hence, the need for geochemical models.
A comprehensive mathematical model for the decomposition of wood by both the hydrolysis and pyrolysis reaction pathways was developed based on a theoretical understanding of the physical and chemical processes wood undergoes under these conditions and on the results of a series of batch experiments.
These phenomena remain controversial and their theoretical understanding is incomplete3,4.
In literate cultures comprehensive theoretical music systems often exist, with elaborate musical forms.
Rather, climate models are a representation of our theoretical understanding of the climate system.
A philosopher attempts a theoretical understanding of a "vast and amorphous" phenomenon.
