Sentence examples for elaborating theories from inspiring English sources

These included articles reporting outcomes (51), review articles (15), opinion pieces and position papers (12), papers elaborating theories and models (13), and policy analysis studies (6).

"My humble suggestion is that he reflects [on the US role in South Africa and Cuba's in Angola] and not now try to elaborate theories about Cuban politics," Castro says.

Taken together, this literature demonstrates that rumination is a salient process in ED psychopathology, though the literature is characterized by methodological limitations and the need for more fully elaborated theories on the role of rumination in EDs.

"My modest suggestion is that he reflects (on the U.S. role in South Africa and Cuba's in Angola) and not now try to elaborate theories about Cuban politics," Castro said.

Even Folkman's beautifully elaborated theory about angiogenesis may not fully explain the way Avastin works.

Helm's account is nuanced in many ways as it depends on his fairly well elaborated theory of emotions (Helm 2001).

That has been done on the basis of the recently elaborated theory for the diffusion of hydrogen in metals in the transient breakthrough experiment, where the so-called 'uphill effect' can be observed.

Our findings shed light on the complex role of insulin signaling in fine-tuning brain functions, and provide further experimental evidence in support of the recently elaborated theory of type 3 diabetes.

In addition, the study of information asymmetry as a source of opportunities requires elaborating on theories and methodological tools that differ from contractual approaches (Eckhardt and Shane 2003).

Few have heard the elaborate theories about Druid temples.

They were built on elaborate theories of the student mind — attempts to simulate the learning brain.