Sentence examples for brief theoretically from inspiring English sources

In the following, we give a brief theoretically based motivation for choosing a more difficult accessible excitation wavelength, followed by a description of the lidar instrument and the experimental setup.

OIDP is a relatively brief and theoretically sound instrument.

From Gaza, John Ging, head of the U.N.'s Palestinian refugee agency (UNRWA) has strayed outside his theoretically apolitical brief in order to applaud the flotilla.

Figure 1 provides a schematic picture and a brief description of the theoretically scaled warfarin model [ 21], which served as the base model in this analysis.

However, training of primary care practitioners in theoretically informed brief behaviour change techniques [ 55], such as motivational interviewing, might enable them to optimise patient motivation and enhance engagement in self-management.

Relatedly, the question has also been raised about whether these relatively brief programs for high school dropouts should theoretically result in long-lasting effects or just a shorter burst of changes or outcomes for a young person.

The intervention website, hereafter known as DownYourDrink, or DYD, was a theoretically informed programme, based on brief intervention and psychological treatment principles.

We first present a brief review of the relevant literature that sets up theoretically meaningful hypotheses.

As a brief overview, Ecoisme is advertising that its single device can theoretically do things like alert you when your fridge is left open or your hair straightener is left on too long.

The calibration results that verified the theoretically predicted sensitivity are also presented along with a brief description of the improvements being currently implemented to increase this sensitivity level by approximately 20 dB.

Theoretically, a nearly equivalent result may be obtained by using brief forms generated from the same calibrated item bank and tailored for strong reliability in a particular severity (theta) range matched to the study population.