Sentence examples for improved theory from inspiring English sources

"In those 2013 experiments, we focused on the question of causation – can reading fiction cause improved theory of mind, at least in the immediate context of reading?

This improved theory of LO-refinement described from term (17) to term (25) can fully avoid the inference of non-target modules and account the effect of CTF modulation, and thereby would yield further improved reconstruction of the target modules, especially when dealing with the real experimental data.

This article extends previous work [6] by an in-depth description of the response financial and operational impact assessments, extended and improved theory of multi-dimensional optimization, and approaches towards automatically learning required models through machine learning and interviews with experts.

If PA intervention research is to be improved, theory should be used as the basis for intervention development, participant context or environment should be considered in the process, and intervention characteristics that will heighten the likelihood of translation into practice should be implemented (e.g., ease of implementation, low human resource costs).

Results from classical and improved Flory Rehner theory have been compared and we believe that the improved theory gives a more reasonable description of Mc at higher crosslink density.

The skin friction and heat transfer predicted by the improved theory are found to be better consistent with the experimental or numerical experimental data than the original theory.

Seismology, for example, makes progress through better instruments, improved theories or more frequent earthquakes.

Clarification in the area of values — their nature, their origin, their role in consent — is sure to be an important prerequisite of future work in this domain, as scholars endeavour to develop improved theories, while at the same time being mindful of the need to address the practical exigencies of clinical reality with reliable and valid assessment tools.

The academics hope that their findings will have implications for the study and teaching of literature, as well as in helping to improve theory of mind in those who lack it.

(This exploration of the origins of fiction also serves, incidentally, as a reminder of its possible value. Recent high-profile studies have claimed that reading fiction can help strengthen empathy, and improve theory of mind).

"These are aesthetic and stylistic concerns which as psychologists we can't and don't want to make judgments about," said Kidd. "Neither do we argue that people should only read literary fiction; it's just that only literary fiction seems to improve Theory of Mind in the short-term.