Sentence examples for hypothetical stage from inspiring English sources

This study was conducted to develop and test a hypothetical stage model of workplace self-protective behaviors with respect to blood transmitted infections and musculoskeletal injuries for Korean nurses.

From this premise Morgan posited a hypothetical stage of "group marriage," and it was but a small leap to suggest an even earlier era of "primitive promiscuity" during which sex and marriage were totally unregulated (in fact, modern anthropology has demonstrated that no human society exists nor has existed in which sex and marital relations are not regulated in some way).

Even while still in the hypothetical stage, this race has already escalated into push polls, name-calling, and legal complaint filings.

We subsequently estimated deaths that could be postponed beyond 5 years from diagnosis if women aged 75+ years had the hypothetical stage distribution.

We estimated survival for different stage-deprivation-age group strata using both the observed and a hypothetical stage distribution (assuming that all women aged 75+ years acquired the stage distribution of those aged 70 74 years).

But this later hypothetical stage cannot explain how the changes that would make internalization non-deleterious would have evolved in the first place…evolution could not have "known" before-hand to make changes so that internalization would become non-deleterious.

Such a decision-making problem is addressed with consideration of the competitors and the learning curve effect within the three hypothetical stages of a product life cycle (PLC).

Theories and descriptions of hypothetical stages of evolution generally, and of unilinear evolution specifically, were heavily criticized as racist; instead of presuming that some peoples were more evolved than others, the new trend was to regard all cultures as unique in time and place.

This accumulation of wider risk is similar to amplification in the model of back pain staging by Raspe et al. [ 62], but at present this is a model of hypothetical stages modelled on classification of groups of people at a point in time, rather than evidenced by observed progression from one stage to the next.

So, let's take this hypothetical one stage further, continue to assume there is an 80% turnout and assume there are no spoilt ballot papers.

Markov models simulated transitions of patient cohorts beginning in predementia, a hypothetical early stage of Alzheimer's disease marked by objective cognitive impairment/memory complaints without functional impairment, and followed for 10 years.