Sentence examples for advocated theory from inspiring English sources

The 'endothelial glycocalyx model' is a recently advocated theory that might serve as an adjunct to the Starling forces when modelling transcapillary fluid shifts [ 17].

In the late 18th century, Erasmus Darwin, Charles Darwin's grandfather, advocated evolutionary theory as a mean to "unravel the theory of disease".

He also advocated a theory of ijmāʿ consensus.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis)., who had advocated the theory, soon backed off it.

At one point Clement advocated the theory of the just cause for open rebellion against a government that enslaves people against their wills, as in the case of the Hebrews in Egypt.

Hoyle was a Darwinist, atheist and anti-theist, but advocated the theory of panspermia, in which abiogenesis begins in outer space and primitive life on Earth is held to have arrived via natural dispersion.

Moreover, the charge of triviality is something that deflationists might well be expected to wear as a badge of honor: since deflationists are advocating their theory as following from mundane facts about which everyone can agree, it is no wonder that the theory they advocate is trivial.

Justices like Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas advocate the theory of judicial restraint: a limited interpretation of the Constitution.

Hawley (2001, chapter 1) also advocates stage theory, and discusses most of the issues covered in this section.

The insulin treated cohort showed the highest circulating levels of endotoxin, which advocates the theory that insulin may promote increased endotoxin absorption from the GIT [ 22].

On the basis of their findings, Piñero-Madrona et al (2013) also advocate the theory of iatrogenic dissemination resulting from preoperative needle biopsy.