Sentence examples for expressed theory from inspiring English sources

This supports the already expressed theory that the release of peptides and proteins from PLGA nanospheres is also governed by the affinity of the encapsulated molecule versus the polymer.

Cottagers fans expressed theories ranging from a lurch through three different bosses to the unwillingness of new owner Shahid Khan to splash the cash.

The underlying similarity of these diversely expressed theories is recognized by Morris & Hampson (1983), Thomas (1987, 1999b), and Hochberg (2001).

Although (informally expressed) theories exist and are referred in the different sections above, a formalized computational model for them was never designed, as far as the authors know; so, comparison with other computational models is difficult.

Cox said Monday that police had received about 20 tips in the six weeks since the shootings, but most of those calls were from people expressing theories about  the crime, rather than providing actual evidence.

"He actually has expressed a theory of governance that is more concrete than a lot of the others, which is that the basic function of the government is deals.

Toward the end of the 18th century, Kant expressed the theory quite succinctly in the Critique of Pure Reason: "Thoughts without content are empty; percepts without concepts are blind".

Some of Tebow's most vocal fans expressed another theory on Twitter, that could be connected to the level attention paid the former Florida Gators star.

Few people expressed conspiracy theories about Mr. Strauss-Kahn's allies reaching into the New York courts.

Theoretical knowledge gained through formal learning is many times expressed as theories of general validity, while practical knowledge developed through informal learning constitutes a basis for being able to act in specific situations.

One motivation for axiomatizing a theory, not the one for the case now under discussion, is to express the theory in a completely rigorous form in order to standardize the expression of the theory as a mature conceptual edifice.