Sentence examples for according to theses from inspiring English sources

According to theses changes the aggressiveness of halide ions is classified in the order Cl−>Br−>I−.

According to theses analyses, ∆K showed maximum values for K = 4 (∆K = 101.2) indicating that the optimum number of subpopulations was 4 (Fig. 5, Additional file 1: Table S1).

There are both qualitative and quantitative connections between the theses, and according to these connections, the theses have been divided into systemic theme categories.

But according to the thesis, they are controlled by Jewish money.

He started in 1980, and was an "outstanding" student, according to his thesis supervisor, David O'Connor, a senior Egyptologist who still digs in Egypt, and is now a professor at N.Y.U.'s Institute of Fine Arts.

According to this thesis, Amundsen approached the hardships realistically, applying practical lessons from his experience with Eskimos in the north and relying on well-trained dogs to pull sledges.

According to one thesis, strong interest groups will gain more from initiatives and referendums, whereas empirical economic studies, such as the one conducted in 2004 by John Matsusaka, tend to find advantages rather with the broader population.

When turmoil broke out in the Balkans following the Archduke's assassination, according to the thesis put forward in 1961 by the German historian Fritz Fischer, the Germans exploited the situation for their own ends, hoping that they could knock off France and Russia while keeping Britain out of the conflict.

According to this thesis, the victory of Trump and the elevation of Johnson mark a step-change in the art of diplomacy: the arrival of a new and noble breed of truth-tellers, untrammelled by the boring rules of the past, blowing away the cobwebs of euphemism and caution.

That is, according to the thesis of determinism, it couldn't be that (C & not-E).

But according to the thesis, as the object begins to look more human, familiarity turns to revulsion.