Sentence examples for Theoretical block from inspiring English sources

However, this theoretical block imposed on Lamarckian transmission does not preclude actions at the molecular level from having a heritable effect, and in fact my paper here relies on actions of this sort.

In our study, the RPL was placed within a theoretical block thus, supporting the development of clinical reasoning skills which was one of the main goals of that particular block.

If Mr. Icahn had simply bought shares in the market instead of spending a billion dollars or so to buy more of Southeastern's shares, he would be much closer to his theoretical blocking position.

There has been growing evidence, both experimental and theoretical, that block copolymer systems with well-defined sulfonated regions may provide enhanced proton transport, especially at low relative humidity.

MPEG-b-PDLL and MPEG- b-PCL with theoretical PDLL/PCL block lengths of 30,000 (30 K) and 60,000 (60 K) g/mol were called MPEG- b-PDLL30K, MPEG- b-PDLL60K, MPEG- b-PCL30K, and MPEG- b-PCL60K, respectively.

Disagreement about the precise meaning of parameters estimated from a diallel cross has presented a theoretical stumbling block to their interpretation.

First, a conceptual framework is developed to study supply chain collaboration in circular buildings, which uses theoretical building blocks for visions, actor learning, network dynamics and business model innovation.

Our courses combine theoretical building blocks with practical knowledge, using a variety of teaching methods including case study, experiential learning, simulations, and civic service.

Services management, knowledge management and ethics of care literature can provide stronger theoretical building blocks to understand how to manage quality in practice.

Thus, from a theoretical viewpoint, blocking the formation of new blood vessels should be beneficial for GBM patients and, indeed, dramatic effects are seen, exemplified by a strong reduction in contrast enhancement (CE) as well as vessel diffusion and perfusion, assessed by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) following treatment [ 2, 8, 9, 12, 54, 57].

Their "great dilemma," as Lloyd N. Cutler, one of their senior statesmen, called it last week, is this: They have the theoretical power to block many of President Bush's initiatives, by using the filibuster and other procedural devices, but in doing so they risk exposing themselves to public scorn and electoral retribution.