Sentence examples for a complementary theory from inspiring English sources

A theory of speaker meaning requires, in addition to an accurate statement of the meaning-bestowing intentions, a complementary theory of expression meaning.

The paper presents a complementary hypothesis to those theories about the possibility to catalyze systems change during or as a result of infrastructure shocks.

In order to demonstrate that the mobile network contains a single line, the experiment set up 5458 special edges, and the single line with a single complementary theory.

Social network theory was found to be an important complementary theory for the resource-based theory of the firm in Chinese apparel new venture research.

Over decades of carefully designed kinetic experiments and the development of complementary theory, a more or less complete picture of the mechanisms that govern emulsion polymerization systems has been established.

Thirty terminally ill cancer patients, their caregivers and relatives; from a hospice, a palliative care ward in the oncology department of a general hospital, and an ambulatory palliative care service; 116 semi-structured qualitative interviews analysed using a complementary grounded theory and interpretive phenomenological analysis approach.

The action-based theorist may argue that mere beliefs in goodness cannot move agents to act, given an independently motivated theory of belief in general (a position open to many philosophers of mind with complementary theories of belief and desire).

Kanyini and candidacy are promising and complementary theories for conceptualising health care access and provide a potential framework for improving systems of care.

As suggested by three complementary theories developed over the past century, CM might be a likely consequence of several concomitant phenomena, including iRBC sequestration in brain microvessels, enhanced BBB permeability, and release of pro-inflammatory molecules from host immune cells.

Two complementary theories were selected to underpin our programme of research, a family systems theory [ 24] and the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) [ 25].

This paper fruitfully combines two complementary theories: performance measurement and input-output analysis.