Sentence examples for Theoretical consequence from inspiring English sources

Symptom substitution is a theoretical consequence of the psychodynamic model of psychopathology and symptom formation that contrasts markedly with behavioral models.

The S estimator exploits a theoretical consequence of synchronization phenomena to indirectly assess and quantify the synchronization within a set of measurements of arbitral cardinality [14].

The S-estimator exploits a theoretical consequence of synchronization phenomena to indirectly assess and quantify the synchronization (cooperativeness) within a set of measurements of arbitral cardinality [33].

This method determines synchronization from the embedding dimension in a state-space domain based on the theoretical consequence of the cooperative behavior of simultaneous time series the shrinking of the state-space embedding dimension.

The S-estimator exploits a theoretical consequence of cooperative (synchronization-like) phenomena in order to estimate the amount of synchronization within a set of measurements of arbitral cardinality [33], i.e., the fact that the portion of the visited state-space of two (or more) interacting dynamical systems is smaller than that visited by the same putatively non-interacting systems [38].

All nonsense mutations (9) and frameshift variations (41) were deemed as FH-causing mutations, since their theoretical consequence is the synthesis of a truncated protein (Table 1).

CP violation has important theoretical consequences.

The theoretical consequences of this discrepancy are far-reaching.

Although the theoretical consequences of an underwater detonation had been studied by the members of the Manhattan Project, who built the Trinity device, this would be the first practical test.

The practical and theoretical consequences of these findings are discussed.

This would have wide-spread theoretical consequences for the place of context in the model.