Sentence examples for further theory development from inspiring English sources

Evidently, there is an urgent need for further theory development in aged care leadership research.

Having presented our results we now explore the 'sensitising concepts' that we used to inform our further theory development and conclusions.

Next, the inclusion of studies to inform further programme theory development through included studies will be guided by the principles of 'relevance' (ie, whether the data can contribute to theory building and/or testing) and 'rigour' (ie, whether the method used to generate the data is credible and trustworthy).

Objectives: to conduct a metasynthesis of six qualitative studies of midwifery care and process; identify common themes and metaphors among the six studies for further exploration and theory development; and create a framework for further metasynthesis of qualitative studies of midwifery practice in the USA.

This can further aid in theory development and help overcome one of the main weaknesses of QCA, i.e., the fact that like regression techniques, it identifies associations not causation [ 26].

Because the algorithm appropriately deals with differences in thresholds for fixations between individuals, tasks and both eyes, it can contribute to further knowledge accumulation and theory development in the emerging fields of binocular eye-movement coordination, and individual differences in eye-movements.

Programme theory development.

Theory-informed mixed-method thematic systematic review with theory development.

We acknowledge that methods to empirically develop and test change theories require further development and refinement.

In a further recent development disjunctive theories of perception have inspired similar disjunctive approaches in the philosophy of action concerning both the ontology of action and a subject's reasons for performing actions.

Further, the development of the theory of transcendental numbers has proved to have a strong influence on some new studies in Diophantine equations; see [3, 4].