Sentence examples for divergent theoretical from inspiring English sources
In this nascent body of research, divergent theoretical frameworks and empirical approaches to measuring social values are evolving.
In epistemology, modularity has been invoked to defend the legitimacy of a theory-neutral type of observation, and hence the possibility of some degree of consensus among scientists with divergent theoretical commitments (Fodor, 1984/1990).
The General Health Questionnaire [ 17, 18] and Perinatal Grief Scale [ 19, 20] were most relevant in identifying divergent theoretical domains.
All of the quantitative studies provided cross-sectional data (level IV evidence) using divergent theoretical and measurement approaches (Tables 2 and 3).
The eight quantitative studies were generally of low quality with highly selected samples, non-comparable groups and low participation rates and employed divergent theoretical and measurement approaches.
It is not surprising then that contributors to this special issue come from backgrounds as divergent as theoretical chemistry and clinical imaging.
In contrast to these comparisons providing partial support for the theoretical predictions, divergent findings resulted from the specific analyses of the number of happy words recalled as a function of heart rate as opposed to skin conductance measures.
Theoretical results on the divergent subspace selection accuracy are established.
Theoretical work suggests that divergent genomic regions protect adjacent, tightly linked neutral polymorphism and enhance genetic hitchhiking locally due to reduced migration (Feder et al., 2012a, 2012b; Feder and Nosil, 2010; Nosil et al., 2009).
An enhanced awareness of self and others was maximised during the interview process by introducing examples to clarify question and through the process of theoretical sampling which introduced divergent perspectives into the data collection process.
Recent empirical [1] [5] and theoretical [6] [8] research suggests divergent selection along ecological gradients is an important evolutionary force in diversification and speciation.
