Sentence examples for adopted in theory from inspiring English sources
Limiting tidal volumes to 6 ml/kg (predicted body weight) has been widely adopted, in theory at least, but numerous other debates remain – perhaps most contentiously – regarding positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP).
A similar solution was later adopted in the theory of coloured quarks (H. Fritzsch et al. Phys. Lett. 47B, 365 368; 1973) on which the standard model is based.
MI is a concept adopted in information theory, which calculates the mutual dependence between two random variables [ 30].
The approach usually adopted in gauge theories is to deal with the constraints before quantization, so that only true degrees of freedom are promoted to operators when passing to the quantum theory.
To do so, we propose an analysis tool inspired by mean versus standard deviation plots adopted in modern portfolio theory [9, 10].
In this section, we are devoted to show the existence of such a trade-off with the help of an analysis tool inspired by means versus standard deviation plots adopted in modern portfolio theory [9, 10].
The PNP-theory is used to treat the nonlinear couplings of electric field, concentration field and dielectric field at electrochemical interface without the electroneutrality assumption that has been long adopted in various voltammetric theories for macro/microelectrodes.
Modularization, concurrent design and extension theory methods were adopted in the configuration study and screw theory was introduced into the analysis of humanoid robot kinematics.
In contrast to naive set theory, the attitude adopted in an axiomatic development of set theory is that it is not necessary to know what the "things" are that are called "sets" or what the relation of membership means.
This concern was the driving force behind the development of the fraud-on-the-market theory adopted in Basic.
The unsteady incompressible aerodynamic theory adopted in this study is that by von-Kármán and Sears, applicable to arbitrary small motion in the time domain.
