Sentence examples for expanded theory from inspiring English sources
An expanded theory of emergence in which visual cognition plays an important role is presented.
To examine psychosocial and demographic variables associated with consumer intention to purchase sustainably produced foods using an expanded Theory of Planned Behavior.
An expanded theory was published in Briggs' interview with Doctor Who Magazine in July 2008: Briggs' portrayal was well-received by the production team: Graeme Harper "loved Caan's giggling" and requested "more... on every take"; and Davies described Caan as "the creepiest Dalek yet".
According to the expanded theory, in its summarised and simple form, natural selection favours a sex ratio of 1.0.
An expanded theory of epidemiologic transitions not only deepens understanding of these global health trends, it also informs policies and programs for prevention, detection of novel conditions and pathogens, identification of risk factors, and control of diseases.
In stage 2, synthesis will extend beyond the three levels of analysis to generate a new and expanded theory of the phenomenon through a process called Meta-synthesis.
In addition to expanding theory, this research also adds to practice by demonstrating the need to train physicians not only on when and how to consult other physicians and medical teams, but also to trust, depend on, and work in concert with other specialties.
Gould, in particular, opens Part II of The Structure of Evolutionary Theory (Towards a Revised and Expanded Evolutionary Theory), with a chapter entitled 'Species as Individuals in the Hierarchical Theory of Selection'.
Much of the appeal of descriptivist theories of proper names stems from the fact that such theories can be naturally expanded into theories of meaning (or 'semantic content').
Dale Mortensen and Christopher Pissarides have expanded the theory and have applied it to the labour market.
Upon the discovery in 1969 of pulsars (neutron stars formed in supernova explosions), he expanded his theory to include pulsars as a related source of cosmic rays.
